tilt the scales

(verb)
Changing something drastically, change the favor of something (FOR EXAMPLE: in a competition)

"with this goal player #1 will tilt the scales for her team!" - announcer

"with competitor #2 out of the battle, the scales have tilted!" - announcer

by ImmaBean March 01, 2017

rhino tilt

on tilt means being mad (from poker), so rhino tilt is extremely, aggressively, uber-pissed off; usually as a result of some unusual unexpected circumstances

Dude, he went on rhino tilt when I told him about how I banged his mom the other night.

by Cleatus Jenkins September 30, 2010

tilt insurance

When you know the action you are about to take is wrong, but you have to do it anyway because if you would have been right the result is much, much worse than if you were not.

I called the bet on the river with my flush even though the board had paired and there was a bet/raise to me. I had to pay my tilt insurance because if I lost this pot by folding to a worse hand I would have killed myself

by In honor of Leo Doc May 31, 2011

Tilt the field

When a player who is so good it's as though his team is moving downhill.

Tom Brady is the GOAT!
No man, it ain't even a QB. LT is the GOAT. That dude would tilt the field

by DJG220 August 26, 2021

Hipster Tilt

Wearing a full brim hat tilted up in the front such that the hairline is exposed.

The concert was good, but there was so much hipster tilt that I couldn’t see the stage.

by Otownhipster October 15, 2019

Pre-Tilt

Being mad, tilted, before doing something

“Yeah I’ll come over just know I’m pre-tilted”

by Advodbrodbosbe August 19, 2020

Full Tilt

Being as excited as humanly possible

My brother died in a car crash, but I was in his will. I’m full tilt.

by Mr Mac daddy oh yeah September 09, 2018