Move

What do we mean by move?

To change in position from one point to another. intransitive verb

To follow a specified course. intransitive verb

To change posture or position; stir. intransitive verb

To start off; depart. intransitive verb

To change position on a board in a board game. intransitive verb

To go from one residence or location to another; relocate. intransitive verb

To be copied or moved by means of a movement transformation to a new position in syntactic structure. intransitive verb

To progress in sequence; go forward. intransitive verb

To progress toward a particular state or condition. intransitive verb

To be disposed of by sale. intransitive verb

To be put in motion or to turn according to a prescribed motion. Used of machinery. intransitive verb

To exhibit great activity or energy. intransitive verb

To initiate an action; act. intransitive verb

To be active in a particular environment. intransitive verb

To stir the emotions. intransitive verb

To make a formal motion in parliamentary procedure. intransitive verb

To evacuate. Used of the bowels. intransitive verb

The act of moving; a movement.

An act for the attainment of an object; a step in the execution of a plan or purpose.

A formalized or practiced action used in athletics, dance, physical exercise, self-defense, hand-to-hand combat, etc.

The event of changing one's residence.

A change in strategy.

A transfer, a change from one employer to another.

The act of moving a token on a gameboard from one position to another according to the rules of the game.

Verb- the process of hitting on a girl Urban Dictionary

To sell drugs usually weight Urban Dictionary

To go from one house to another or to make an object go from one place to another. Urban Dictionary

Means something or someone is improving. somethings getting big. movin forwards & upwards. Urban Dictionary

To become aggressive and attack someone. Urban Dictionary

Being somewhere you wasn't and not being somewhere you was Urban Dictionary

The act of moving your body. You can also say it it to people in your way and they will get out of your way. Urban Dictionary

1. (verb) To sell drugs, usually by weight. 2. (noun) The action of selling drugs, usually by weight. Urban Dictionary

A word used to replace nice; the new nice Urban Dictionary

When you're dead broke and your house collects a lot of dust. When you can see that some object was moved from a surface because that spot has no dust is called a "move." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to move:
move.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word move:
freely, forward, moves, closer, opponent, toward, faster, away.

Words that rhyme with move:
groove, prove, improve, disprove, approve, remove, behoove, disapprove, hoove, poove, countermove, struve, juve, duve, veuve, stueve, stuve.

Adjectives that are often used to describe move:
next, first, such, bold, false, wise, wrong, best, smart, strategic, sudden, final, further, right, bad, big, significant, tactical, initial, clever, decisive, quick, shrewd, forward, positive, slightest, unprecedented, soviet, desperate, dramatic, counter, radical, brilliant, aggressive, unusual, latest, daring, unexpected, gradual, defensive, obvious, longer, diplomatic, logical, latter, swift, successful, deliberate, dangerous, rapid, definite, hostile, calculated, upward, drastic, permanent, astute, risky, crucial, rhetorical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective move:
spaces, command, instruction, out, containers, game, zeros, number, data, hand, patient, arms, name, alpha, count, instructions, problems, files, problem, operation, games, function, objects, members, total, option, line, length, arm, ins, corresponding, mode, record, statements, ments, outs, over, rule, employee, space, key, amount, advantage, materials, victim, sales, report, buttons, generator, date, search, trans, ment, mailbox, plants, commands, operators, code, messages, lever, cursor, tale, tickets, operations, motions, sequence, orders, leg, troops, limits, member, fields, front, message, statement, mountain.

Consonant match to move:
mauve, mave, mirv, merv, mav, meave.

Words that sound like move:
move, mauve, mav, mov, mave, miv, mev, meave, meve, moeve, myv, neuve, nuv, mooi, mooie, muie, movie, moves, moved, moo, mover, mooch, mu, muah, movi, mou, moof, moue, mve, mooo, mui, mooc, movs, mova, muve, moong, hmu, emove, muw, mvt, mlv, nav, knave, knive, nieve, neve, hoove, nave, nov, nev, nive, youve, nove, naeve, niv, neave, uve, wuv, houve, knov, kniv, naww, whove, yuv, euve, maui, moey, mii, maoi, maai, ma, mae, mah, mai, maia, mache, maeve, maja, maa, hmong, maf, mafe, maio, hmi, maff, hma, maeva, maciej, hmie, macx, maif, maaf, amove, -mo, maah, maih, maang, maaa, macv, hmy.