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Definition of move
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Move (v. i.) To
change
residence;
to
remove,
as from one
house,
town, or
state,
to
another..
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Time
::
Time (v. i.) To keep or beat time; to
proceed
or move in time.
Shank
::
Shank (v.)
Hence,
that part of an
instrument,
tool, or other
thing,
which
connects
the
acting
part with a
handle
or other part, by which it is held or
moved..
Step
::
Step (a.) To move the foot in
walking;
to
advance
or
recede
by
raising
and
moving
one of the feet to
another
resting
place,
or by
moving
both feet in
succession..
Progression
::
Progression
(n.) A
regular
succession
of tones or
chords;
the
movement
of the parts in
harmony;
the order of the
modulations
in a piece from key to key.
Point
::
Point (n.) A
movement
executed
with the saber or foil; as,
tierce
point..
Undersphere
::
Undersphere
(n.) A
sphere
which is
smaller
than, and in its
movements
subject
to,
another;
a
satellite..
Unmoved
::
Unmoved
(a.) Not
moved;
fixed;
firm;
unshaken;
calm;
apathetic.
Wade
::
Wade (v. i.)
Hence,
to move with
difficulty
or
labor;
to
proceed
/lowly
among
objects
or
circumstances
that
constantly
/inder
or
embarrass;
as, to wade
through
a dull
book..
Throng
::
Throng
(v. i.) To crowd
together;
to press
together
into a close body, as a
multitude
of
persons;
to
gather
or move in
multitudes..
Insertion
::
Insertion
(n.) The point or part by which a
muscle
or
tendon
is
attached
to the part to be
moved;
-- in
contradistinction
to its
origin.
Scuff
::
Scuff (v. i.) To walk
without
lifting
the feet; to
proceed
with a
scraping
or
dragging
movement;
to
shuffle.
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) A point so
connected
by any law
whatever
with
another
point,
called
an
index,
that as the index moves in any
manner
in a plane the first point or
stigma
moves in a
determinate
way in the same
plane..
Duster
::
Duster
(n.) A
revolving
wire-cloth
cylinder
which
removes
the dust from rags, etc..
Reciprocate
::
Reciprocate
(v. i.) To move
forward
and
backward
alternately;
to recur in
vicissitude;
to act
interchangeably;
to
alternate.
Flirt
::
Flirt (v. t.) To toss or throw
about;
to move
playfully
to and fro; as, to flirt a fan..
Stoic
::
Stoic (n.) A
disciple
of the
philosopher
Zeno; one of a Greek sect which held that men
should
be free from
passion,
unmoved
by joy or
grief,
and
should
submit
without
complaint
to
unavoidable
necessity,
by which all
things
are
governed..
Displace
::
Displace
(v. t.) To
remove
from a
state,
office,
dignity,
or
employment;
to
discharge;
to
depose;
as, to
displace
an
officer
of the
revenue..
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To move
suddenly
from its place or
position;
to
displace
or
loosen;
to
dislocate;
as, to start a bone; the storm
started
the bolts in the
vessel..
Pace
::
Pace (n.) A
single
movement
from one foot to the other in
walking;
a step.
Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To move in a
stealthy
or
secret
manner;
to move
imperceptibly
or
clandestinely;
to steal in; to
insinuate
itself
or one's self; as, age
creeps
upon us..
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