move

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    From , , , to change, exchange, go in or out, quit.

    # To or ; to ; to , in any manner, from one abode or to another; as, a address moves rapidly.

    # To ; to yield ; to stir; to activate to act; as, to move in a matter.

    # To change ; to , as from one house, town, or state, to another; to go and reside at addition place.

    # To change the abode of a in accordance with the s of the .

    # To couldcause to change abode or aspect in any manner; to set in ; to , , , or from one abode to another; to ; to ; as, the wind moves a vessel; the horse moves a carriage.

    # To (a section or man) from one or position to another, according to the rules of the game; as, to move a king.

    # To to activity by the presentation of s; to by , , or ; to .

    # To the s or s of; especially, to accelerate to or ; to ; to excite, as an .

    # To ; to ; specifically, to adduce formally for and , in a ; to , as a resolution to be adopted; as, to move to adjourn.

    # To , as for .

    to change abode or posture; to go

    to act; to yield action

    to change residence

    to change the abode of a piece

    to couldcause to change abode or posture; to set in motion

    to alteration from one amplitude or position to another

    to accelerate to action

    to agitate the animosity or passions of

    to propose; to recommend

    to administer to

    # The act of moving; a .

    # An act for the of an ; a move in the of a or .

    # The accident of alteration ones .

    # The act of affective a on a from one to addition if its ones to .

    the act of moving; a movement

    an act for the accomplishment of an object

    the accident of alteration ones residence

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    the act of affective a badge on a gameboard

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