Associations to the word «Mover»
Noun
- Pump
- Dolly
- Baggage
- Hp
- Brake
- Niagara
- Chariot
- Transportation
- Conspiracy
- Chet
- Transporter
- Miami
- Jonathan
- Machinery
- Harlan
- Limited
- Propulsion
- Vehicle
- People
- Intellect
- Ton
- Entrant
- Vinyl
- Universe
- Relocation
- Crystal
- Paralysis
- Tri
- Load
- Mechanic
- Streetcar
- Reliability
- Fast
- Scarborough
- Electro
- Elevator
- Earth
- Creator
- Passenger
- Output
- Fundamental
- Move
- Artillery
- Rodgers
- Tampa
- Costello
- Eternity
- Perfection
- Crane
- Disney
- Ramsey
- Proof
- Gates
- Sylvester
- Bus
- Strong
- Playhouse
- Underground
- Regulator
- Drummer
- Fifa
- Broker
- Train
- Hook
- Urban
- Rt
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MOVER, noun. Someone who or something which moves.
MOVER, noun. A dancer.
MOVER AND SHAKER, noun. (idiomatic) Someone who has power and influence in a field or activity; one accomplishes tasks, who gets things done.
Dictionary definition
MOVER, noun. Workman employed by a moving company; "the movers were very careful with the grand piano".
MOVER, noun. (parliamentary procedure) someone who makes a formal motion.
MOVER, noun. Someone who moves.
MOVER, noun. A company that moves the possessions of a family or business from one site to another.
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