The term 'LORD OR LADY' is used to refer to a person of high social standing in the British nobility. The TITLE of LORD or LADY is given to those who have been granted a peerage, which is a hereditary TITLE of nobility. This TITLE is usually accompanied by the prefix 'LORD' or 'LADY' and is typically given to members of the aristocracy. The crossword solutions for this term are TITLE (5 letters), PEER (4 letters), and NOBLE (5 letters). The TITLE refers to the hereditary TITLE of nobility, the PEER is the person who holds the TITLE, and NOBLE is the adjective used to describe the person's social standing.