To move (continuously, or in general sense); to be in motion; spec. to move as a living being. (Cf. the reflexive sense 2) Obsolete.

transitive and intransitive. To move, stir.

To be in motion or activity; to stir, move. Now colloquial (chiefly in negative context), to stir, move one's limbs.

intransitive. Of a thing: to undergo change of position or disposition; to be stirred. Also: to be mobile or capable of removal.

intransitive. To move, stir (esp. in negative contexts); to travel. Later also: to move towards a person with the intention to attack.

intransitive to move about.

intransitive. To move slightly; to make a small movement; to stir. Obsolete.

intransitive. To go, move. Obsolete.

transferred and figurative.

To march, proceed, make one's way; to move about (as opposed to remain still).

intransitive. To move, stir, make a slight noise; to start, flinch.

Of a thing. intransitive. Of various material things, as a pen, a weapon, an instrument, a celestial object: to move, be in motion. Of leaves: to…

intransitive. More generally: to move, to stir. Obsolete. rare.

To move about, to move from one position to another, to move slightly. Also with adverbs.

intransitive. To move, to stir; to move to one side; to move to and fro (quot. 1727).

intransitive. To move about (originally esp. after incapacitation: cf. to get about 2a at phrasal verbs 1), to travel about. Also: to go out…