MOTION

n. Mo's husn. Gr., <ciVrj<ri. Lat.. motio, motus (from movere, to move). Fr., m., mouvement. Ger., Bewegung. 1. The act of moving. 2. Continuous change of place or position. 3. The evacuation of faeces; also the fasces evacuated, [a, 48.] [s. 34]