tilter
- noun
- /ˈtɪltər/
- Archaic
- Each tilter wore a suit of armor designed for the tournament.
Examples
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The medieval tilter prepared his lance before riding into the arena.
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The tilter charged at his opponent with great speed.
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As a skilled tilter, he was celebrated throughout the kingdom for his bravery.
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Many tilters participated in the grand tournament last summer.
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The tilter charged forward, aiming to unseat his opponent in the jousting competition.
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During the tournament, the skilled tilter earned the admiration of the crowd for his bravery.
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As a renowned tilter, she trained daily to improve her lance technique for the upcoming joust.
Synonyms
A person who fights on horseback with a lance in medieval tournaments
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Etymology
Tilter comes from the verb tilt 'to fight in a joust' plus the ending -er 'one who does something', so a tilter is a person who takes part in a medieval tilt or joust.