move along
Don't linger here
Move along means to continue onward or to leave a place.
Police tell crowds to move along when they want people to disperse.
The phrase can dismiss a topic as uninteresting or concluded: Nothing to see here, move along.
To move things along is to advance progress: Let's move this meeting along.
Distribute in random directions
- clear outLeave quickly, often urgently
- break upEnd a relationship
- disbandFormally end a group
- dissipateGradually fade away
dispel · vacate · evacuate · shoo · drive off · send away · herd · wave off
Go on without stopping
- progressMovement toward improvement
- advanceMove or progress forward
- press onContinue despite hardship
- keep goingMaintain forward progress
push forward · carry on · forge ahead · get going · march on · trudge on · plod on · roll on
scatter
Distribute in random directions
dissipate · dispel · vacate · evacuate · shoo · drive off · send away · herd · wave off · order out
continue
Go on without stopping
keep going · push forward · carry on · forge ahead · get going · march on · trudge on · plod on · roll on · step lively
move alongstay put
Remain in place
stand your ground · dig in · resist · linger · loiter
move alongstall
Enclosed compartment or delay
stagnate · come to a halt · grind to a halt · bog down · hit a wall
move, moving, along, moved, movement, movable, immovable, moves, unmoved