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titania

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Titania (tĭtā`nēə), in astronomy, largest of the known moons, or natural satellites, of Uranus Uranus (yrā`nəs, y
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titania [tī′tā·nē·ə]
(inorganic chemistry)
titanium dioxide
Titania [tī′tā·nē·ə]
(astronomy)
A satellite of Uranus, with a diameter estimated to be 990 miles (1600 kilometers).
Titania
experiences spell-induced fascination over Bottom. [Br. Lit.: A Midsummer Night’s Dream]
See : Enchantment


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-- than if I had taken Queen Mab or Titania as my companion.
The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas, Alexandre View in context
) Tell a girl she is an angel, only more angelic than an angel; that she is a goddess, only more graceful, queenly, and heavenly than the average goddess; that she is more fairy-like than Titania, more beautiful than Venus, more enchanting than Parthenope; more adorable, lovely, and radiant, in short, than any other woman that ever did live, does live, or could live, and you will make a very favorable impression upon her trusting little heart.
Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context
Bhaer was Nick Bottom, and Tina was Titania, a perfect little fairy in his arms.
Little Women by Alcott, Louisa May View in context
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