Dubbed ones

SIRS

Think of a polite title often used before a man's name in British contexts, especially for knights or respected figures.

"Dubbed ones" hints at people who’ve been given a title, and "sirs" fits perfectly since it’s a formal address for men who’ve been knighted or hold certain honors. The word "dubbed" is key—it literally means to give someone a title, like when a knight is tapped with a sword and called "sir." So, the answer plays on both the act of dubbing and the resulting title itself.