transitive. To cause to incline or hang down on one side, as from excess of weight; dialect to weigh or press down; also, to cause to swerve.

transitive. To cause to lean abruptly from the vertical or incline abruptly from the horizontal; to slope, slant; to tilt up, to raise one end or…

To cause to assume a slanting or sloping position; to raise, push, or move into such a position; to incline, tilt. Often with up.

To tilt over, cause to slope or lean to one side; to overturn, turn upside down; = top, v.2 1b. Obsolete exc. dialect.

To bring or put (a thing) into an oblique position, so that it is no longer vertical or horizontal; to slope, slant, tilt up.