Definition: The word "Eliz" can refer to several different things, depending on the context in which it is used: 1. The name of Queen Elizabeth II: This is a common title given to her after she became queen, as well as for her other children. 2. An author or playwright who uses this title: A few examples of authors who use "Eliz" include Mary Wollstonecraft and Margaretta Rowland. 3. The term used in the context of Queen Elizabeth II's relationship with Prince Charles: The term "Eliz" is often used to describe her marriage, as well as to refer to her son, Prince Edward. In general, "Eliz" can be used as a title or title for someone in reference to their relationship with another individual. It can also refer to the Queen herself if she uses it as a title.
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