The term 'Titled Brit' refers to a British nobleman or aristocrat. An EARL is a British nobleman of high rank, usually ranking above a viscount and below a marquess. The title is the third highest grade of the peerage. A SIR is a title used before a man's name in some English-speaking countries, in particular for a knight. It is also used as a form of address for a man with the rank of baronet or knight.