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• n  a biased way of looking at or presenting something
• n  degree of deviation from a horizontal plane
• v  lie obliquely
  A scar slanted across his face
• v  present with a bias
• v  to incline or bend from a vertical position
• v  heel over
  The ceiling is slanting

• Running with Quezon was his Vice President, tall, slant-eyed Sergio Osmea, whose popularity in the Philippines is equal to the President's.
• It was still a tight squeeze as we inched cautiously along the dank silent passageway, which ran for about 20 feet before turning left and descending in a gradual slant.
• His bridges are unusual for having asymmetrical flourishes, canted curves that slant against the water oras in his first American span, a $23.

• angle
• pitch
• rake
• weight
• lean
• tilt
• tip
• cant
• cant over

News & Articles

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• First look at ‘Titanfall,’ the number one contendor for the next-gen multiplayer crown
  After years of secrecy, the creators of Call of Duty who left Infinity Ward and formed Respawn, have finally unveiled their game 'Titanfall.' Unsurprisingly, it is a shooter with a heavy slant on multiplayer.
  June 12, 2013 - Digital Trends

Quotes

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• Barry Cofield in FOXNews
  There might be some years where honestly you're like, 'Hey, what might be best for me fiscally,' and you may feel like a Republican slant may be a little more appropriate,New York Giants defensive tackle Barry Cofield said. "But I think...
• James Harrison in International Herald Tribune
  We were basically on a max blitz,Harrison said. "Kurt had to get it out and so he had to throw a quick slant in or out and I guessed on it, basically just shifted out, flowed out, and he threw it straight to me. After that, it was about my...
• Stuart Pearce in Telegraph.co.uk
  Having one or two players who can play in different positions strengthens the squad,Pearce said. "It might give him a different slant on how to play the game."