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Main Entry:	tilt [tilt] Show IPA/tɪlt/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	lean, slope
Synonyms:	angle, cant, dip, drop, fall, grade, gradient, inclination, incline, leaning, list, pitch, rake, slant, slide

Main Entry:	tilt
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	lean, slant
Synonyms:	bend, cant, careen, dip, heel, incline, list, lurch, pitch, rake, recline, seesaw, set at an angle, shift, slope, slouch, swag, sway, tip, turn, yaw
Antonyms:	straighten

Main Entry:	tilt
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	attack, fight
Synonyms:	break, charge, clash, combat, contend, cross swords, duel, encounter, joust, overthrow, spar, thrust
Antonyms:	surrender, yield

Example Sentences

IT seems as though that tilt over the left eye is not to be abandoned in millinery.

Now is not the time for sudden movements or full tilt changes of plan.

Tilt may be less glamorous than ultra-high-speed trains but it is distinctly cheaper.

IT seems as though that tilt over the left eye is not to be abandoned in millinery.

Now is not the time for sudden movements or full tilt changes of plan.

Tilt may be less glamorous than ultra-high-speed trains but it is distinctly cheaper.

If more wind shifts tilt this tube so that one end touches the ground, a tornado is born.

But tilt rotors and rotary wings are powered by piston engines or gas turbine engines.

The amount of planetary tilt and the time of year the tilt occurs change over time.

Sprinkle sanding sugar over the still-wet piping, then tilt and tap cookie to remove excess.

Tilt is a mishmash of notebook accessories, shoved surprisingly neatly into a sleek plastic box.

She looks as strong, but she draws a white light toward her and there is a visionary tilt to her head.

Go to your favourite mountain range and then hit the tilt feature.

The move adds to concerns about what some see as the government's authoritarian tilt.

The tilt causes different amounts of sunlight to reach different regions of the planet.

Indeed the article does touch on changes in earth's orbit and tilt.

Still others tilt alone into space, as if accommodating their compatriots, obligingly sharing the cave's ceiling.

But tilt it did, as the clay soil subsided beneath one side of the foundation.

Most often, patients say they cannot roll in bed or tilt their head up to look at something.

The two other city-states should maintain their leftward tilt.

Tilt the pan in different directions and disturb the water in other ways to demonstrate how waves of different sizes are formed.

The plant is running full tilt to produce for the back-to-school season.

Only then could they tilt the dish low enough to make the observation.

Oral appliances that tilt the palate open as well as surgical procedures are also treatments.

The planet's tilt toward the sun defines its seasons.

The panels tilt at a five degree angle to improve efficiency over flat-set panels.

Tycoons tilt the media field by subsidising tame outlets.

They lower their necks and tilt their heads so that their bills hang upside-down and face backward in the water.

Star while holding up a map in front of you, it helps to be able to read the labels on the map without having to tilt your head.

The tilt is reckoned to be better for catching solar rays, but it is also meant to be a nod to history.

To generate lift, a bird has merely to tilt its wings, adjusting the flow of air below and above them.

The tilt towards miners may work against the interests of other businesses.

When they lift and tilt their basins, it rains trash.

Our walk took a path into the tilt of the deposits, moving horizontally through space but drilling vertically into time.

The cart also has wheels so you can tilt the appliance back and roll it across the floor.

But the proposed changes and clarifications might tilt the scales of truth against the litigious wealthy a little.

The tilt shift lens, often used in architectural photography, is fun to use for rendering actual settings into.

Your partner will still tilt their head slightly so your lips meet on a slight angle or they will kiss you straight.

Inzer describes demonstrated interest as something that tends to tilt decisions for students on the margins.

Twenty-three of those transmitters also had tilt and vibration sensors that measured activity.

Lawyers who defend corporations tremble to think how the new rules will tilt the playing field in their disfavour.

They work in concert to sit still in the sky, or to tilt and propel themselves.

My thesis is that changes on the margins can be enough to tilt a society or culture in a new direction.

I'd been using a tilt sensor as a stand-in, which actually worked quite well.

Which is easily explained by milankovitch cycles relating to change of axial tilt or orbital change around the sun.

It's amazing how distracting it is to see myself on my screen, to tilt my head this way or.

The beetles simply have to tilt their bodies to make the water trickle into their mouths.

The tilt causes different amounts of sunlight to reach.

To change its wing tilt and set up a turn, all the fly has to do is twitch the muscle that controls the.

The goal is not to eradicate it-that is impossible-but to tilt the playing field towards legitimate services.

The huge, art deco bus station was also going full tilt at six o'clock in the evening.

Incidentally, academics tend to tilt far to the left.

Use the left and right arrows to tilt the environment, guiding the colored blob towards a rotating belt of flowers.

Media firms can also tilt the balance by discovering more about their customers than can be gleaned through auctions.

They work in concert to sit still in the sky, or to tilt and propel.

They will be able to tilt the electoral balance and turn many red-or, conceivably, blue-states purple.

Upright in horizontal and vertical orientations, and down on the desk with a tilt for easy typing.

Our government should level the playing field, not tilt it further.

Tilt that sucker a little too much to either side and you lose half your stash immediately as three bottles slide out and smash.

Yet none of this amounts to a tilt towards sharia law.

Tilt the iPad to roll a virtual ball into a target hole.

In trying to help the lesser off, don't tilt the field against those who can do for themselves.

The tilt sensor has clear potential for adding filter sweeps and other effects.

Main Entry:	bend
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	curve
Synonyms:	angle, arc, bending, bow, corner, crook, curvation, curvature, deflection, deviation, flection, flexure, hook, lean, loop, round, sag, shift, tack, tilt, turn, twist, yaw, zigzag
Antonyms:	line

Main Entry:	bend
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	form or cause a curve
Synonyms:	angle away, angle off, arch, bow, buckle, camber, careen, circle, contort, crimp, crinkle, crook, crouch, curl, deflect, deform, detour, double, droop, flex, genuflect, hook, incline, incurvate, lean, loop, pervert, round, spiral, stoop, swerve, tilt, turn, twist, veer, verge, warp, waver, wilt, wind, yaw, zigzag
Antonyms:	straighten

Main Entry:	bent
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	inclination; talent
Synonyms:	ability, aim, aptitude, bag, disposition, druthers, facility, faculty, flair, forte, genius, gift, head-set, inclining, knack, leaning, mind-set, nose, penchant, predilection, predisposition, preference, proclivity, propensity, set, tack, tendency, thing for, tilt*, turn, weakness for

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	bias
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	belief in one way; partiality
Synonyms:	bent, bigotry, chauvinism, disposition, favoritism, flash, head-set, illiberality, inclination, intolerance, leaning, mind trip, mind-set, narrowmindedness, one-sidedness, penchant, preconception, predilection, predisposition, preference, prejudice, prepossession, proclivity, proneness, propensity, spin, standpoint, tendency, tilt, turn, unfairness, viewpoint
Notes:	a person's bias is based on facts, but prejudice occurs without a person knowing or examining the facts
Antonyms:	fairness, impartiality, justness

Main Entry:	camp
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	site for outdoor living
Synonyms:	bivouac, campfire, campground, camping ground, caravansary, chalet, cottage, encampment, hut, lean-to, lodge, log cabin, shack, shanty, shed, summer home, tent, tent city, tepee, tilt, wigwam

Main Entry:	cant
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	lean, slant
Synonyms:	angle, bevel, careen, grade, heel, incline, list, recline, rise, slope, tilt, tip

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