Having a sloping or slanted position or direction. The picture frame was tilted, hanging unevenly on the wall.
Biased or skewed in perspective or presentation; slanted. The report gave a tilted view of the company's achievements.
(Informal, chiefly gaming or poker) Emotionally upset or frustrated, especially after a setback, leading to poor performance. After the bad beat, the player was completely tilted and started making reckless bets.
To cause to lean, incline, slope, or slant. She tilted the mirror to get a better view of her outfit.
To move or shift so as to lean or incline. The picture frame tilted to the side after the earthquake.
To engage in a jousting contest. The knights tilted at each other during the tournament.
To attack or criticize someone or something in a determined or forceful way. The politician tilted at the new policy during the debate.