What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese gamer verb meaning to become frustrated or upset and, as a result, to play worse, as in "ele tiltou depois da terceira derrota". It is the verb form of the participle "tiltado" and of the English noun "tilt".
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Ele tiltou depois da terceira derrota e começou a xingar o time", contou o jogador."
LORE & ORIGIN
Adapts English "tilt", a term from poker and pinball for emotional frustration that harms decisions, with the Portuguese -ar ending; research on esports describes tilt as negative emotion together with a decline in performance. The Showmetech gamer dictionary defines "tiltar/tiltado" as a player who is irritated or upset and plays badly as a result. The related entries cover the participle "tiltado" and the English "tilt"; this entry records the verb. No dated first use is documented.
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