tilt at
phrasal verbPart oftilt
tilt at — phrasal verb
1. To attack or criticize someone or something, often in a way that seems unfair or
1.phrasal verb
Definition
To attack or criticize someone or something, often in a way that seems unfair or pointless.
Example
The journalist tilted at the government's new policy in her article.
Why does he always tilt at his colleagues during meetings?