Tilting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TILTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move or cause to move into a sloping position
• change or cause to change in favour of one person or thing as opposed to another
• move (a camera) in a vertical plane
• (in jousting) thrust at with a lance or other weapon
• engage in a contest with
NOUN:
• the act of leaning
• a sloping position or movement
• an upwards or downwards pivoting movement of a camera
• an inclination or bias
• a combat for exercise or sport between two men on horseback with lances; a joust.
• an attempt at winning (something) or defeating (someone)
• a small hut in a forest.
• The act of one who tilts; a tilt.
• The process by which blister steel is rendered ductile by being forged with a tilt hammer.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to slant

Words related to TILTING

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How to use TILTING in a sentence

• The Sea-urchin can walk by moving its spines, tilting its body along from one place to another on the bed of the sea.
• He was on two legs of his chair and was slightly tilting, so that the effect of his earnestness was impaired.
• By tilting his head he could look directly at it through an opening in the dusty, electric-brightened boughs.
• Many shields were pierced in tilting by spears, which the warriors bare in hand.
• Tales of the lance and tilting have ever captivated boys, and Grant was no exception.
• As he entered his mother came over to him, and, tilting up his chin, searched his eyes with hers till he felt uncomfortable.
• Here he settled, tilting forward in that odd way which vultures have, and scrambling a few awkward paces until he gained his balance.
• A grand tournament and tilting was held there, and I spared neither lance nor steed.
• After all, there are so many mistakes made by other people that affect nobody but themselves that Don Quixote might tire of tilting at them.
• In return for these exhibitions, Ovando invited Anacaona, with her beautiful daughter Higuenamata, and her principal subjects, to witness a tilting match in the public square.
• The second raft, by some miracle, rode through without collision to ride tilting about the curve into the channel proper.
• This gained in force by a slight tilting of her head to one side.
• Tilting back his chair till it touched the wall, he looked thoughtfully at his canvas.
• She moved with him, tilting her beautiful head to indicate something behind.
• It was snowing quite hard, and she saw the old man and the steadily tramping white horse and the tilting wagon through a thick mist of falling snow-flakes.
• Fortunatus now began to take great pleasure in teaching his two boys all sorts of useful learning, and also such manly sports as wrestling and tilting.
• Flannel-shirted, high-booted, he stretched his six-foot length in the tilting chair and clasped his hands behind his head.
• You have saved me from tilting against many windmills.
• He had a vision through the ribs of sliding chairs, staring faces, and hands clutching at the tilting guide bars.
• Upon tilting the pan, she perceived a white powder at the bottom, which she knew could not be oatmeal.
• Then, with some amused winking and crafty tilting of his chin, he signed to me to follow him along his loft.
• Our ship, tilting at the immobile world, might have upset the morning, which was pouring a bath of cold air over us.
• He felt the buggy tilting to its fall, he heard a crashing sound and a fierce kicking, and then he knew no more.
• And his head rested on a tilting helmet, whose crest was the hands of one praying passionately for forgiveness.

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