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- noun Plural form of
titlist .
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Examples
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The titlists are a good but not truly great Baloyi, unproven Linares, up and down Soto (best titlist of the bunch), and good but not unbeatable Cook.
BoxingScene.com 2009
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I felt having the MOFs Meilleur Ouvrier de France titlists there was kind of our sous chef thing, so when we came in the second day, I was ready to do all that work myself.
Top Chef: Just Desserts' Matthew: I Felt Like the Odd Man Out 2011
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By this time, though, most of the star power had been drained from WCW, as evidenced by their two top titlists: An aged Rick Steiner was United States Champion, while his brother, Scott, was World Champ.
WWE Championship Kevin Sullivan 2010
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As the two most recent titlists, Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan were scheduled to face each other, but not before receiving automatic byes into the quarterfinals.
WWE Championship Kevin Sullivan 2010
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Over the course of the nearly fifty-year history of the WWE Championship, many of the most legendary titlists have backed up this theory with their quick wit and motivational microphone skills: “Superstar” Billy Graham, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels.
WWE Championship Kevin Sullivan 2010
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Other titlists included Michael Morse and Emiko Torito in moguls; David Wise and Michelle Roark in dual moguls and Jennifer Hudak in halfpipe skiing.
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This chilly Black Friday, I give thanks for all the great titlists out there.
November 2007 2007
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Florida coach Billy Donovan said he wasn't necessarily comparing talent to other repeat titlists.
Florida's three-point barrage overcomes Oden's big night 2007
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This chilly Black Friday, I give thanks for all the great titlists out there.
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And there's only one stretch of more than seven different titlists in consecutive years: Baseball crowned 10 different champs from 1978 through 1987, and 12 different teams hoisted the trophy in 13 years from 1978 through 1990.
Fall's wide-open classic: Not even NFL can match MLB's postseason parity 2006
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