Moving - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hop
To move by successive leaps as toads do to spring or jump on one foot to skip as birds do
Jink
To move quickly esp with a sudden turn hence to dodge to escape by a quick turn obs or dial
Hike
To move with a swing toss throw jerk or the like
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Impassion
To move or affect strongly with passion
Incentive
That which moves or influences the mind or operates on the passions that which incites or has a tendency to incite
Incite
To move to action to stir up to rouse to spur or urge on
Jib
To move restively backward or sidewise said of a horse to balk
Maudlin
Tearful easily moved to tears exciting to tears excessively sentimental weak and silly
Kedge
To move a vessel by carrying out a kedge in a boat dropping it overboard and hauling the vessel up
Lollop
To move heavily to lounge or idle to loll
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