move out
Pack and go
Move out means to leave a residence, typically permanently, taking one's belongings: We're moving out at the end of the month.
It implies vacating—ending one's occupancy of a place.
In military contexts, to move out is to depart or advance: The troops moved out at dawn.
The opposite of move in.
Putting items in containers
- boxesSix-sided containers
- apartmentRented unit in building
- leaseTemporary use contract
- furnitureMovable room objects
housewarming · roommate · independence · college · dorm · first apartment · downsizing · upsizing
Become aware of
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- tenantOne who rents property
- foreclosureLender seizes mortgaged property
- vacateLeave a place empty
evict · dispossess · quit · lease termination · nonpayment · unlawful detainer · sheriff · belongings
packing
Putting items in containers
furniture · housewarming · roommate · independence · college · dorm · first apartment · downsizing · upsizing · change of address
notice
Become aware of
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- tenantOne who rents property
- foreclosureLender seizes mortgaged property
vacate · evict · dispossess · quit · lease termination · nonpayment · unlawful detainer · sheriff · belongings · deadline
- departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
- leave homedeparture, empty nest, fledging, first apartment, dorm
- lease terminationeviction, lease end, notice, vacate, eviction notice
- movingpack up, relocate, packing, unpacking, box up
- animal commandswhoa, gee, haw, mush, hike
- military commandsattention, halt, fall back, advance, attack