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intitule

verb in·tit·ule \ in-ˈti-(ˌ)chül \

Definition of intitule

intituled; intituling

transitive verb

British

: to furnish (something, such as a legislative act) with a title or designation

Origin and Etymology of intitule

Middle English intitulen, entitlen to give a title to — more at entitle

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First Known Use: 15th century

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