Locomotion

What do we mean by locomotion?

The act of moving from place to place. noun

The ability to move from place to place. noun

Movement from place to place; progressive motion, as of a living being or a vehicle; the act of moving from point to point; also, the capability of moving in this manner. noun

The act of moving from place to place. noun

The power of moving from place to place, characteristic of the higher animals and some of the lower forms of plant life. noun

The name of a song and a dance, briefly popular in the 1960's. noun

The ability to move from place to place, or the act of doing so. noun

Self-powered motion by which a whole organism changes its location through walking, running, jumping, crawling, swimming or flying. noun

Self-propelled movement noun

The power or ability to move noun

The ability to move from place to place, or the act of doing so.

Self-powered motion by which a whole organism changes its location through walking, running, jumping, crawling, swimming or flying.

(often preceded by definite article) A dance, originally popular in the 1960s, in which the arms are used to mimic the motion of the connecting rods of a steam locomotive.

A synonym for anal sex. Urban Dictionary

(v) - to move or travel with a set reason in mind, unwavering toward that goal. locomote is made up of 2 separate words: loco (adj) - crazy, wild, fun mote (n) - a tiny speck A person who locomotes is a person who realized she/he is a tiny speck in the universe and is willing to go crazy and have fun while moving with a purpose and bringing good into the world. (antonym) - wander aimlessly with no purpose in mind Urban Dictionary

Piece of railroad equipment used to pull a train along the rails Urban Dictionary

To start movement after all movement has ceased, usually used while driving an automobile. Urban Dictionary

1. a dance that resembles a samba but where everyone places their hands on the person in front and the whole group line "chugs" along to resemble a train - hence "locomotion". 2. a popular song that goes with the dance, in the same way that "Limbo Rock", "Stroll", "Do the Conga", "Velcro Fly", "Egyptian Walk" (Bangles), the dumbshitMacarena and more. This song has been covered and has charted many many times. It became a #1 by Little Eva n 1962. Macho Michigan rockers Grand Funk (Railroad) took their hard rock version to the top in 1974. Australian singer/actress/model Kylie Minogue had a huge hit with her perky synth/dance version in 1987-1988. Urban Dictionary

Fifties term for a cheer Urban Dictionary

Loco comes from the spanish word Insane; crazy or whom's mental abilities are questioned. Thus, Locomotive means the true motives on which that deranged person is acting the way he/she is. Urban Dictionary

A sexual act much like the beloved Tugboat. In this version, you are required to pull your partner's penis straight forward while leading them around the room and blowing cigarette smoke circles in the air. Exclaiming "Choo-Choo" loudly and dressing as a train conductor are both optional. Urban Dictionary

To place ones hand in a vagina with a closed fist Urban Dictionary

A person of significant ability to lead and make progress; intrinsic motivation and performance that creates unquestionable succes. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to locomotion:
locomotion, locomotive, locomotor, locomoting, locomotiva.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word locomotion:
undulation, bipedal, locomotor, flagella, rectilinear, concertina, hopping, gait, arboreal, cilia, lemurs, leaping, appendages, crawling, propel, limbs, respiration, pectoral, limb, caudal, fins, primates, kangaroos, gliding, posture, terrestrial, vertebrates, kangaroo, hind, muscles, snakes, robotic, walking, toes, robot, feeding, aquatic, pads, lateral, spinal, organism, legs, skeleton, sensory, predator, dinosaurs, propulsion, jumping, monkeys, predators, animals, cord, adaptations, tail, friction, rats, muscle, mice, manipulation, neurons, substrate, traction, attachment, swimming, climbing, mammals, evolved, reproduction, organisms, spider, anterior, fin, rhythmic, snake, prey, receptors, drag, gravity, animal, bones, locomotive, possess, walk, swim, movements, verb, terrain, coordination, fish, humans, dynamics, scales, modes, insects, fluid, motion, steam, aerial, behavior, pairs.

Words that rhyme with locomotion:
motion, ocean, notion, emotion, commotion, promotion, devotion, potion, lotion, boation, demotion, goshen, laotian, slow motion, apparent motion, pacific ocean, set in motion, preconceived notion, forward motion, indian ocean, arctic ocean, antarctic ocean, atlantic ocean, sales promotion, calamine lotion, superstitious notion, harmonic motion, simple harmonic motion, hand lotion, onward motion, kocian, make a motion, second law of motion, third law of motion, first law of motion, law of motion, conditioned emotion, express emotion, bocian, showing emotion, without emotion, gauche in, hoeschen, laroche in, osha in, scotia in, tso shun, xhosa in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe locomotion:
bipedal, human, animal, terrestrial, rapid, normal, active, fictive, independent, aerial, quadrupedal, upright, free, forward, aquatic, legged, slow, spontaneous, produced, erect, efficient, arboreal, induced, ordinary, actual, primate, easy, random, swift, mere, voluntary, directional, cellular, vertebrate, amoeboid, mechanical, fast, ciliary, controlled, spinal, infant, unrestrained, ameboid, circular, effective, horizontal, artificial, mammalian, overground, biped, rectilinear, vigorous, electric, constant, backward, road, suspensory, abnormal, passive, like, quick, leukocyte, directed, speedy, continuous, exploratory, prone, undulatory, pedestrian, successful, autonomous, self, psychological, difficult, cheap, cursorial, adaptive, muscular, paraplegic, electrical, perpetual, fibroblast, hominid, stable, leucocyte.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective locomotion:
gradient, movement.

Consonant match to locomotion:
lee commission.

Words that sound like locomotion:
locomotion, lacrimation, make a motion, lachrymation, location, limation, law of motion, in commission, recommission, locution, lactation, slow motion, decommission, locomote, locomotor, slow-motion, luxation, laxation, logomachy, laconism, laws of motion, laconian, lokomotiv, lacanian.