move |
to change position or location. [15 definitions] |
moveable |
combined form of move. |
move back |
to move in a reverse direction. [4 definitions] |
move in |
to become situated in a new home or place of business. [6 definitions] |
moveless |
combined form of move. |
movement |
change in position or location. [8 definitions] |
move on |
to leave something behind, like a place, position, emotional state, or subject, and go elsewhere or forward. [2 definitions] |
move out |
to leave a home or business and taking all one's things with one. [4 definitions] |
move over |
to shift so as to make room for another. |
mover |
a person or thing that moves. [3 definitions] |
move up |
to move closer to the front. [3 definitions] |
movie |
a motion picture; film. [3 definitions] |
moviegoer |
one who attends a film or films. |
moviemaker |
a person who makes movies, esp. a producer or director; filmmaker. |
moviemaking |
the process, activity, or profession of making movies. |
movie star |
a movie actor who has attained celebrity and usu. plays lead roles in movies. |
movie theater |
a building where movies are shown to the public on a large screen. |
moving |
changing place or position. [3 definitions] |
moving picture |
see "motion picture." |
mow1 |
to cut down (grain, grass, or the like) with a machine or scythe. [4 definitions] |
mow2 |
a place in a barn for storing heaps of hay or cut grain. [2 definitions] |