move 1 .
( Del Press. move, and this of Hindi madar .)
1. m. Bot. Bush in India, the family of the Asclepiadaceae, the root bark is reddish on the outside and white inside, has a juice widely used by the natives as an emetic and antidote.
move 2 .
1. tr. Give or take another being or nature, another state, shape, location, etc.. U. tc intr.
2. tr. Leave something previously had, and take place otherwise. Moving house dress.
3. tr. Remove or away from one place or employment.
4. tr. Put a bird: Detachment of the feathers.
5. tr. Put silkworms, snakes and some other animals: Remove the skin and produce periodically a new one.
6. tr. The a boy: Make the change of voice.
7. intr. change, change. Moving opinion, mind. It was utc tr.
8. prnl. Let lifestyle or affect previously had, exchanged for another.
9. prnl. Get other clothing or dress, leaving the formerly wore.
10. prnl. Leaving home to live and go to live elsewhere.
11. prnl. coloq. The a person: Leaving the place, site or audience that was.
12. prnl. coloq. p. us. stool ( ‖ expel feces).
(Rae)
