titan

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  1. A calcareous earth; titanite.
  2. Titanium.

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  • At the soccer game of the eight-year-old daughter of a shoe titan, they handed out photos of eight-year-old girls working in one of the company's dim, smoky Cambodian factories. —  AnalogSFF,April2008
  • The transit had not been kind to the metallic titan, and something had jarred loose in one of its ankles. —  JEFF GRUBB
  • If you think you can turn your small business into a $500m titan, then you might want to start talking to a placement agent. —  BNET Articles
  • For anyone hoping to imitate that titan, the city's Crow Pool is a short walk away. —  Readthehook.com - Current Articles
  • The media titan is allegedly in talks to secure a guest spot on the show, which stars Hollywood funnywoman Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin. —  Contactmusic Ltd | Latest music streams
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  1. =F. titane =Spanish Portuguese Italian titanio, from New Latin titanium: see titanium.
 

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