Tilt (verb)

To move or cause to move into a slanting position.

Origin:

From the middle english word "tylt" meaning to lean or incline, it means to move or cause to move into a slanting position.

Examples:

1. The boat tilted to one side as the passengers shifted their weight.
2. The child tilted her head to one side, trying to understand the instruction.
3. The photographer tilted the camera to capture the sunset at a different angle.
4. The wind blew the umbrella, causing it to tilt.
5. The construction workers tilted the beam into place with a crane.