What does TILTS mean?

Parts of Speech

Tilts is a verb.

Definitions

1. To lean or incline to one side.

2. To charge or attack with a lance or other weapon.

3. To move with a wobbling motion.

Pronunciations

US: /tɪlts/

UK: /tɪlts/

Origin and Usage

The word tilts originated from the Middle English word "tilten," which means "to cause to lean." It was first used in the 14th century. In modern usage, tilts can refer to both physical and metaphorical leaning or attacking.

Synonyms

lean, slant, incline, list, tip, cant, pitch, angle, slope, grade

Related Words

tilth, tills, tilde, tiled, tiler

Example Sentences

1. He tilts his head to the side when hes thinking.
2. The knight tilts at his opponent with his lance.
3. The table tilts when you put weight on one side.