Definitions

1. noun

A hypothetical, extremely heavy chemical element with atomic number 120, previously proposed as a member of the superactinide series.

“The researcher dedicated years to studying the properties of the newly proposed element, including the elusive titurium.”

2. noun

A type of ceramic glaze containing lead oxide, used in historic glassmaking and ceramics.

“The archaeologist carefully analyzed the ancient ceramics, identifying the presence of titurium in the glaze.”