What is another word for tilter?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɪltə], [ tˈɪltə], [ t_ˈɪ_l_t_ə]
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Synonyms for Tilter:
n.
• artifact (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- proclivity,
- Declivities,
- recliner,
- impious,
- thin,
- battler,
- ruffian,
- insincere,
- fighter,
- stirrer,
- skewer,
- inclined,
- contestant,
- stoner,
- obliqueness,
- grader,
- Bickerer,
- gorilla,
- militant,
- lurcher,
- leanness,
- duelist,
- FEER,
- dipper,
- scrapper,
- bunger,
- contester,
- careen,
- lister,
- emblem,
- artifice,
- hypocritical,
- fibber,
- debater,
- scrawny,
- sloper,
- tipper,
- flipper,
- skier,
- gamecock,
- swashbuckler,
- tendency,
- disputant,
- knight,
- rioter,
- design,
- lurch,
- Raker,
- seesaw,
- swordsman,
- hood,
- diagonal,
- Careened,
- leaner,
- appetite,
- lanky,
- brawler,
- plug-ugly,
- prone,
- willing,
- tilt,
- tripper,
- antagonist,
- desire,
- hoodlum,
- contrivance,
- shifter,
- cocker,
- self-righteous,
- lancer,
- cants,
- affection,
- banker,
- false,
- contest,
- incline,
- pitcher,
- slipper,
- rocker,
- dip,
- yaw,
- sloping,
- emaciated,
- disposition,
- hooligan,
- canter,
- streetfighter,
- Incliner,
- fisher,
- sanctimonious,
- inclination,
- swagger,
- hawker,
- apt,
- Canting,
- vendor,
- angler,
- competition,
- oblique,
- deliverer,
- lean,
- italic,
- wobbler,
- adversary,
- Keeler,
- carrier,
- drift,
- wrangler,
- switcher,
- staggerer,
- rowdy,
- changer,
- apparatus,
- tough,
- gladiator,
- declivity,
- Acclivities,
- goon,
- belligerent,
- bully,
- bias,
- agitator,
- fulsome,
- contention,
- hatchet man,
- persuader,
- swag,
- peddler,
- Careening,
- macaronic,
- sword,
- tosser,
- darter,
- blade,
- incant,
- bony,
- swayer,
- struggler,
- rough,
- slanting,
- tender,
- quarreler,
- thug.
How to use "Tilter" in context?
Tilters are often found in amusement parks and carnivals, but can also be found in many homes. They are simple machines that use the wind to rotate a large wheel, which in turn moves a small wheel. This motion creates a tilt, which can be used to entertain guests. Tilters typically have a capacity of 10 guests, but can accommodate more with special attachments.
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