mov|ing — «MOO vihng», adjective, verb. –adj. 1. that moves: »a moving car. 2. causing or producing motion; having motion: »The more the moving force is distant from the center of motion, so much the more force it shall have (John Leak). 3. causing action; … Useful english dictionary
mov´ing|ness — mov|ing «MOO vihng», adjective, verb. –adj. 1. that moves: »a moving car. 2. causing or producing motion; having motion: »The more the moving force is distant from the center of motion, so much the more force it shall have (John Leak). 3. causing … Useful english dictionary
un|mov´ing|ly — un|mov|ing «uhn MOO vihng», adjective. not moving; motionless. –un|mov´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
un|mov|ing — «uhn MOO vihng», adjective. not moving; motionless. –un|mov´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
earth|mov|ing — «URTH MOO vihng», adjective. having to do with the excavation and transportation of large quantities of earth: »earthmoving machinery; ... excavating and crane equipment for earthmoving and construction operations (Wall Street Journal) … Useful english dictionary
fast-mov|ing — «FAST MOO vihng, FAHST », adjective. 1. that moves fast. 2. rapidly advancing; progressive: »a fast moving business … Useful english dictionary
self-mov|ing — «SEHLF MOO vihng» adjective. that can move by itself; moving spontaneously or automatically … Useful english dictionary
slow-mov|ing — «SLOH MOO vihng», adjective. 1. that moves or goes slowly; slowgoing: »Large droves of patient, slow moving cattle arrived (Rolf Boldrewood). 2. making slow progress; advancing or acting slowly: »slow moving stock (Harper s) … Useful english dictionary
MOV — MOV; mov·a·bil·i·ty; mov·able·ness; mov·ably; mov·ant; mov·er; mov·ie; mov·ie·dom; mov·ing; mov·ing·ly; re·mov·abil·i·ty; re·mov·able; re·mov·al; Mov·i·ola; mov·able; re·mov·er; re·mov·able·ness; re·mov·ably; un·mov·able·ness; … English syllables
mov|ie|go|ing — «MOO vee GOH ihng», noun, adjective. –n. the act or practice of a moviegoer; a going to the movies: »The experience of moviegoing…gave us all a fantasy life in common (Harper s). –adj. that goes to the movies: »the moviegoing public … Useful english dictionary
