As a Noun: 1. The name of a book, play, film or piece of music. English = title. 2. The thing, person, or idea that is being discussed or written about. English = topic, subject, theme. 3. A word or phrase that is usually used in a particular situation or by particular people, and that you are quoting, explaining, or commenting on. English = expression. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. Of a book, play, film, or piece of music, to have a name. English = (be) entitled, (be) called. Interactive: 1. Used to draw attention to the actual words or signs that you have said or are about to say because you are quoting something exactly. English = quote. 2. Used to draw attention to the actual words or signs that you have said or are about to say because it is a little unusual to express it this way or because it is metaphorical, not literally so. English = so to speak, so to say, as it were.