intransitive. To change one's place of residence or work; to move to a new town, country, etc.; = move, v. 18a. Usually with from, to. Also…

To remove from one habitation to another, change one's residence, ‘move’. Chiefly northern or Scottish. (In proverbial expressions often opposed to…

To move from one place to another; esp. to change one's lodging.

Phrases. (U.S.) to pick up stakes, to pull up stakes, to move stakes: to move one's habitation. Similarly to drive stakes, to set stakes, to stick on…

intransitive. To change one's place of residence or work. Frequently with from, into, out of, to, †towards, etc.

In wider sense: To remove from one place of abode to another. rare.

intransitive for reflexive. To uproot oneself, esp. to move away and thereby sever oneself from one's origins or accustomed environment.

Phrases. (U.S.) to pick up stakes, to pull up stakes, to move stakes: to move one's habitation. Similarly to drive stakes, to set stakes, to stick on…