tilt
verbUK /tɪlt/
US /tɪlt/
To lean or tip to one side.
She tilted her head to hear the music better.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sloping position or angle.
The table has a slight tilt to the left.
3. To charge at someone in a joust or attack.
The knight tilted at his opponent with his lance.
4. A dispute or argument.
The two politicians had a tilt over the new law.