Movably

adv. — Move'ment, n. Act of moving change of place or posture: mental action; emotion; manner of moving; that which moves or imparts motion. (Mus.) Rhythm; any single strain, or part, im, fame, far, pa or opera, fare end, MUCUS having the same measure or time. [OF.] — Mov'er, A person or thing that moves, stirs, or changes place a motor; motive power; one who offers a proposition, or recommends anything for consideration or adoption. — MoVing, p. a. Changing place or posture causing motion or action exciting the pa ions or affections touching pathetic affecting. — Mo'tile, a. Having powers of self-motion, though unconscious. [F.] — Motion, -shun, Act or proce of changing place or position gesture movement manner of moving port gait air power of, or capacity for, moving; movement of the mind, will, desires, or pa ions; proposition offered, esp. in a deliberative a embly. — v. [motioned (-shund), -tioning.] To make a significant movement or gesture to make proposal, offer a proposition. [1.; 'L.motw, a motion.] — Motionle , a. Wanting motion; at rest. — Motive, -tiv, a. Causing motion having power, or tending, to move. — n. That which incites to action anything moving the will; incentive; incitement; inducement; stimulus; cause. (Fine Arts.) The theme or conception which the artist embodies in his work. [ME. and OF. motif, LL. motivum, a motive, motivus, moving.] — Motivlty, -T-tT, n. Power of producing motion quality of being influenced by motives. — Mo'tor, One who, or that which, imparts motion a source or originator of mechanical power, etc. [L.] — Mo'tor, -tory, -to-ri, a. Giving motion pert, to organs of motion. Mow, mow, A heap or pile of hay or sheaves of grain in a barn; place in a barn where hay or grain is stowed. — v.t. [mowed (mowd), mowing.] To pile and stow away in a barn, as hay or sheaves. [AS. mug a, a mow, Ic. mug a, a swath in mowing perh. Skr. mu, to bind.]