(make a move)
11make a move — 1) to change position, or to move in a particular way or direction Don t make a move; they ll see you. make a move for/towards: He made a quick move for his gun. 2) to start doing something to achieve an aim or solve a problem No one made a move… …
12make a move — 1. to do something in order to achieve a particular result. Who will make the first move towards resolving the dispute? There were plenty of witnesses to the attack, but nobody made a move to stop it. (often + to do something) (British, informal) …
13make a move — {v. phr.} 1. To budge; change places. * / If you make a move, the masked gangster said, I ll start shooting. / 2. To go home after dinner or a party. * / I guess it s time to make a move, Roy said at the end of the party./ …
14make a move — {v. phr.} 1. To budge; change places. * / If you make a move, the masked gangster said, I ll start shooting. / 2. To go home after dinner or a party. * / I guess it s time to make a move, Roy said at the end of the party./ …
15make\ a\ move — v. phr. 1. To budge; change places. If you make a move, the masked gangster said, I ll start shooting. 2. To go home after dinner or a party. I guess it s time to make a move, Roy said at the end of the party …
16make a move — 1 waiting for the other side to make a move: DO SOMETHING, take action, act, take the initiative; informal get moving. 2 (Brit.) I d better be making a move: LEAVE, take one s le …
17make a move — waiting for the other side to make a move Syn: do something, take action, act, take the initiative; informal get moving …
18Make a Move (Incubus song) — Make a Move Single by Incubus from the album Stealth Soundtrack Released December 4, 2005 …
19Make Your Move (Captain & Tennille album) — Make Your Move Studio album by The Captain Tennille Released 1979 Genre …
20make a move on (or put the moves on) — informal make a proposition of a sexual nature to. → move …
