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n. Plural form of move.

n. A good ability to dance.

v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of move.

"Everything moves in the midst of death, because it indeed _moves_; but it falls into the pit unawares and by its own action unmakes and disestablishes itself, until a wonderful visionary faculty is added, so that a ghost remains of what has perished to reveal that lapse and at the same time in a certain sense to neutralise it."

moved    moves    moving   

change    strike    impress    affect    propose    advise    suggest    sell    cause    do   

affect    rouse    compel    impel    ask    depart    act    liven    to make a move    rule of fifty moves   

move out    transmigrate    evacuate    move in    migrate    relocate    serve    ruff    check    bluff out   

actuate    stir    induce    influence    offer    incline    affect    incite    trouble    rouse   

approve    behoove    disapprove    disprove    groove    improve    prove    remove    veuve   

movement    shoot    plan    go    to-day    return    step    position    approach    right