tilter
- noun
- /ˈtɪltər/
- Archaic
- They used a tilter to pour the wine carefully without stirring up the sediment.
Examples
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The brewery invested in a new tilter to make bottling more efficient and clean.
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The tilter made it easy to empty the barrel.
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A skilled worker operates the tilter to ensure only the clear liquid is drawn from the cask.
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We used a tilter to avoid sediment in the wine.
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The tilter allowed the workers to empty the barrel without disturbing the sediment inside.
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Using the tilter, they easily tipped the cask to pour out the wine without any dregs.
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With the new tilter, farmers can drain their tanks efficiently while keeping the sludge settled.
Synonyms
A truck with a bed that tilts to unload loose material like sand
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tilter comes from the verb tilt 'to tip or lean' plus the ending -er 'one who does something', so a tilter is literally a thing that tips a barrel to pour the clear liquid without stirring the sediment.