moved adj : emotionally moved; "too moved to speak" [syn: moved(p)] [ant: unmoved(p)]

English

Pronunciation

Verb

moved

1. past of move

Moving may refer to:

• Moving (address), the process of leaving one dwelling and settling in another
• Moving industry
• Moving company, a type of company that will relocate household or other goods.
• Removalist, those who pack and move household goods for hire.
• Relocation services, those who pack and move household goods for hire.
• Relocation of professional sports teams
• Relocation, in computer science.
• Structure relocation
• Moving (Eight album)
• Moving (Peter, Paul and Mary album)
• Moving (The Raincoats album)
• "Moving" (Kate Bush song)
• "Moving" (Supergrass song)
• "Moving", a song by Cathy Davey
• Moving (film), a comedy starring Richard Pryor
• Moving (TV series), a British sitcom starring Penelope Keith

See also

• Move
• Locate

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