Moved on blades
Moved on foot
Moved on hands and knees
Moved on ice
Moved on smoothly
Moved on the ocean?
Moved on the tarmac
Moved one's arms erratically
Moved out
Moved out of
Moved out of the way
Moved out?
moved over ice
moved overseas
Moved parabolically
Moved past Zoom dates
Moved purposefully
moved quickly
Moved quickly aside
Moved quickly at
Moved quickly toward
Moved quickly towards
Moved quickly, old-style
Moved quietly
Moved rapidly
Moved really fast
moved rhythmically
Moved right along
Moved round and round
Moved sideways
Moved sinuously
Moved sinuously, as a river
Moved slightly
Moved slowly
Moved slowly (into)
Moved slowly and heavily
Moved slowly, as rush-hour traffic
Moved smoothly
Moved sneakily
Moved spiritedly
Moved stealthily
Moved Stealthily Approach
Moved stealthily, colloquially
Moved stealthily, in slang
Moved stealthily, slangily
Moved steathily or cautiously
Moved suddenly
Moved surreptitiously
Moved swiftly
Moved swiftly and suddenly
Moved the earth
Moved the rudder
Moved through air
Moved through mud
Moved through the pool
moved through with difficulty
Moved to a different place
Moved to a new country
Moved to a new home
Moved to a quieter table, say
Moved to and fro
Moved to another table
Moved to first class
Moved to Florida at age 65, briefly
moved to tears
Moved to the middle
Moved to the music
Moved to the music, slangily
Moved to the right
Moved twistily
Moved unsteadily
Moved up and down
Moved upward
Moved upwards
Moved using long steps
Moved very carefully
Moved very fast
Moved very quickly
Moved warily
moved wings
Moved with a davit
moved with a lurch
Moved with authority
Moved with caution
Moved with effort
Moved with force
Moved with purpose
Moved with Scotty's help
Moved with stealth
Moved with strokes
Moved, as a dinghy
Moved, as a lifeboat
Moved, as a mirror
Moved, as a plane
Moved, as a trireme
Moved, as art
Moved, as cattle
Moved, excited
Moved, jocularly
Moved, like many hairlines
Moved, nautically speaking
Moved; died
Moved.
Movember mo.
movement
MOVEMENT (ant.)
MOVEMENT (biol.)
MOVEMENT (comb. form)
MOVEMENT (mus.)
Movement (of goods or people)
MOVEMENT (pert. to)
MOVEMENT (pref.)
movement 6 SEETHE 7 SMOLDER down
MOVEMENT across
MOVEMENT against public evil etc. (fig.)
Movement around an axis
Movement Art
Movement associated with crystal healing
Movement at a boring concert?
movement away from or towards oxygen
movement backward
Movement based on deliberate irrationality
Movement begun by Tristan Tzara
Movement branded as "anti-art"
MOVEMENT caused by thought
MOVEMENT caused by willpower
MOVEMENT causing inward rotation of forearm
MOVEMENT causing the radius crossing diagonally over the ulna, and palms facing posteriorly
Movement cofounded by Jean Arp
Movement concerned with crystals
movement Concerto climax
movement conveying an expression
movement directed by light
movement down
MOVEMENT for Defense of Human and Civic Rights
MOVEMENT for Democratic Change
MOVEMENT for the Reconstruction of Poland
Movement founded by Tarana Burke
Movement founded by Yasser Arafat
Movement from Cuba?
Movement from place to place
Movement from Zurich
movement hostile to science
Movement in "The Nutcracker"
movement in ballet involving the legs beating together
Movement in Brahms' Serenade No. 1
Movement in chorégraphie
Movement in dancing
MOVEMENT in fairly slow time (mus.)
movement in Indian music
MOVEMENT in music
movement in poetry
MOVEMENT in slow time with broad dignified treatment (mus.)
Movement in some Bach suites
MOVEMENT in which principal theme recurs twice or more (mus.)
Movement including astrology and aromatherapy
movement influenced or controlled by heat
Movement led by South Carolina
movement made by chorus during a choral ode
movement Mahayana master
movement Mozart article
movement Muscle
MOVEMENT not determined by external stimulus (bot.)
MOVEMENT of a body part, circular
movement of a bowled ball
movement of a cell or organism in response to an external stimulus
Movement of a dog's tail
movement of a horse
movement of a liquid through a membrane
movement of a muscle
movement of a ship or boat caused by wind, waves or a turn
movement of a vessel sternforemost
MOVEMENT of air
movement of an entire organism in response to light
movement of an organism
movement of an organism in response to the stimulus of gravity
movement of an organism towards or away from a current of water
MOVEMENT of charged particles
MOVEMENT of face, spasmodic
MOVEMENT of feet
MOVEMENT of fetus
MOVEMENT of fingers
MOVEMENT of foetus
MOVEMENT of food in digestive tract
Movement of goods
Movement of goods or people
movement of hands or body to help express thought or feeling
Movement of liquid through a membrane
Movement of many a sonata
MOVEMENT of objects without physical contact
movement of one part of a thing into another
MOVEMENT of organism
MOVEMENT of Palikot
MOVEMENT of panicky group
MOVEMENT of people in large numbers from one place to another
MOVEMENT of respect
MOVEMENT of sea
movement of the cape or muleta by a matador
movement of the eye when it makes a sudden change of fixation, as in reading
MOVEMENT of the Society for Peace
MOVEMENT of tumultuous crowd
Movement of tune
movement of vehicles en mass
Movement off course
Movement on an axis
movement once around a course
movement or distance covered in a northerly direction
movement or space for movement
Movement part
MOVEMENT retarded
movement Sonata
Movement suffix
movement that causes the formation of a curve
MOVEMENT that decreases the angle between bones
Movement that inspired '60s fashion
Movement that might leave you reeling
movement that protested against newly developed labour-replacing machinery from 1811 to 1817
Movement that's French for "bent"
MOVEMENT through air
movement to convey meaning
Movement to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine
Movement to music
Movement to music, in Metz
Movement to promote equitable commerce
Movement to reduce frivolous lawsuits
MOVEMENT toward uniform distribution of particles
movement towards or away from water
Movement towards the centre
Movement traced to an ancient flower sermon
movement Troop carrier (abbr.)
Movement under stimulus
movement upward in virtue of lightness
movement used in ice hockey or box lacrosse
Movement wd.
MOVEMENT which decreases angle at a joint
MOVEMENT which flexes the foot at ankle joint
MOVEMENT which increases angle at a joint
MOVEMENT which moves a bone away from midline of the body
MOVEMENT which moves a bone closer to midline of the body
MOVEMENT which turns sole of foot inwards
MOVEMENT which turns sole of foot outward
MOVEMENT which turns the palm anteriorly
MOVEMENT which turns the palm downwards
MOVEMENT which turns the palm posteriorly
MOVEMENT which turns the palm upwards
Movement with a ripple
Movement with crystal healing
Movement with Duchamp
Movement with mondos
movement within Buddhism combining elements of Hinduism and paganism