tillered

Meanings

• meaning 1: to adjust or alter the shape or form of something, especially a boat or a piece of wood.

  - "The carpenter tillered the wooden plank to make it smooth."
  - "The boat builder tillered the keel of the boat to make it more streamlined."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with tillered
terrier , erratic , patrician , statuary , veteran

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Homophones

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1. tiller: a handle used to steer a boat, or a mechanism for controlling the flow of fluid in a pipe.
   

2. tiler: a person who covers roofs or floors with tiles.
   

3. tile: a thin piece of material, typically ceramic, glass, or metal, used for covering roofs, floors, walls, or other structures.
   

4. tiling: the process of covering a surface with tiles.
   

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Variants

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tiller , tillered , tillering , tillers

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Forms

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The verb 'tillered' can be used in the present tense ('I tiller the boat'), the past tense ('I tillered the boat'), and the past participle ('The boat has been tillered'). It can also be used as a gerund ('Tillering the boat is a skilled task').

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Etymology

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The word 'tillered' comes from the Old English word 'tilan' which means 'to arrange, to fit, to adjust'. The word 'tillered' specifically refers to the process of adjusting or altering the shape or form of something, especially a boat or a piece of wood.

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Related Concepts

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1. Boatbuilding: The craft of designing, constructing, and repairing boats of various types and sizes.

2. Woodworking: The art and skill of using wood as a raw material to create various types of objects, including furniture, cabinets, doors, window frames, and decorative items.

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Culture

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In various cultures throughout history, the word 'tillered' has been used in literature, art, music, and other forms of expression to describe the process of adjusting or altering the shape or form of something, especially a boat or a piece of wood. For example, in ancient Greek literature, the word 'tillered' was used to describe the process of shaping and forming the hull of a ship using a large mallet and chisels. In modern art, the term 'tillered' has been used to describe the process of bending and shaping metal using heat and various tools. In music, the term 'tillered' has been used to describe the process of adjusting or fine-tuning the sound or tone of an instrument or a musical composition using various techniques and tools.

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