titania
[tahy-tey-nee-uh]
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noun
synthetic rutile, TiO2, used as a gem.
Origin of titania
Titania
[ti-tey-nee-uh, tahy-]
noun
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Miss Marjoribanks, it is true, was over thirty, and by no means a Titania.
The Doctor's FamilyMrs. (Margaret) Oliphant
They would be the very Oberon and Titania of the village, the fairy king and queen.
Our VillageMary Russell Mitford
But frivolous and light-hearted—as light-hearted as Titania.
Robert OrangeJohn Oliver Hobbes
Titania, anointed with the juice, falls in love with Bottom.
William ShakespeareJohn Masefield
Titania has summoned you out into the woods, and you are half afraid.
The Orchard of TearsSax Rohmer
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