tilt

Courage, Madam, be not afraid to tilt a lance even with your own cook.

We allow the appeal, and it shall be decided this afternoon in the tilt yard.

The three cut a supply of dry wood and piled what they could in the tilt, placing the rest within reach of the door.

And all she has to do to bring Peyton alongside is to tilt her chin invitin'.

The dip (or tilt) of the ancient lava flows could be traced from one island to another.

From London the king brought him to Richmond, where manie notable feates of armes were prooued both of tilt, turnie, and barriers.

So twas late in the fall, sir, afore Jim was give into the hands o the Tilt Cove constable.

He rode as if it were an everyday occurrence with him to tilt, only he went at it with a rash that fairly took their breath away.

Not feeling called upon to decide who is the victor in the tilt, we merely lift the pseudonymous veil concealing the champions.

It was an old English dance, called a "Morris Dance," with a lilt and a tilt which set all feet a-going.