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Could someone look up this word in a dictionary?

I look up all new words using my online dictionary.

You should look up words you don't know in the dictionary.

I need to look up her number.

look up

look up a dictionary

Students should have a dictionary to look up the unknown words.

Don't look up if you don't have your sunglasses on.

If you don't know this word, just look it up in a dictionary. I'll look up his number in the phone book. I don't know the address of the hospital - can you look it up on the Internet?

Finally things are starting to look up - I've been offered a job and I'm going on my first date in years!

I will have to look up the new words.

look for an address, name, word, etc. in a book, list, etc./I takes time to look up new vocabulary words.

look up a phone number, word

You should look up words I borrowed from you?

when you click a link, your browser has to first look up the link's host in order to load the subsequent page

My head tilted to one side, from the hours of cradling the phone on one shoulder.

The table has a definite tilt at this end.

She tilted her head.

He tilted the painting to annoy me.

The seat tilts forward, when you press this lever.

She wanted him to tilt to her cause.

He tilted backwards on his chair. he granting of such rights is a regulatory act that may indeed tilt the field of competition.

Or the extreme ideologue whose ascent will strike a hammer blow to women, tilt America to the right for a generation

But unlike automotive shock absorbers, a steadicam must also compensate for pan (horizontal rotation), tilt (rotation up or down), and roll (rotation about the axis of the lens)—but only when these changes are not explicitly implemented by the operat

These instruments detect linear acceleration, tilt and other directional cues to keep them from dive‐bombing the ground or, worse, unsuspecting bystanders.

I tilt my head. Not the pawn, but the knight?

Tom bends over backwards to please Mary.

Walk backwards.

Tom spelled backwards is Mot.

Rev. King fell backwards, shot in the neck.

In tennis and ping-pong backhand the hand is turned backwards in making the stroke.

I stepped backwards. beckwards and forwards

Don't look backwards over your shoulder.

I don't like sitting backwards on trains ‐ it makes me feel sick.

I would put my hands in my pockets and walk slowly backwards.

I've never, ever seen one go backwards.

Can you spell this word backwards?

We often add the suffix 'wards' to a preposition or adverb of movement to mean 'in this direction', e.g. forwards, backwards, inwards, outwards, upwards, downwards

Count backwards from 10.

Which animal is believed to walk backwards?

The students laughed under their breath when they saw that the teacher had put on his sweater backwards.