mover
Hired relocation worker
A mover is someone or something that moves.
Most commonly, movers are workers who transport furniture and belongings during a relocation: The movers arrive at eight tomorrow.
A mover can also be someone who proposes a motion in a formal meeting.
In figurative use, a mover and shaker is an influential person who makes things happen.
A prime mover is the initial source of motion or action—whether a philosophy concept, an engine, or the driving force behind a project.
One who boxes goods
- haulerOne who transports cargo
- removalAct of taking away
- loadingAdding weight or cargo
- unloadingRemoving contents from carrier
dollies · boxes · belongings · possessions · household goods · storage · relocation · estimate
Transported goods
- freightGoods being transported
- haulageCommercial goods transport
- logisticsCoordination of complex activities
- shipmentGoods being transported
trucking · carrier · shipping · van · truckload · consignment · delivery · courier
Vessel for mixing drinks
- decision-makerOne with choosing power
- power brokerInfluential behind-scenes dealmaker
- changemakerAgent of social reform
- catalystAgent enabling change
driving force · key player · stakeholder · trendsetter · game-changer · innovator · disruptor · leader
To walk about
- gallopSwiftest quadruped gait
- strideExtended single footstep
- sprintBrief maximum-speed effort
- shuffleRandomize by mixing
stroll · leap · bound · lunge · hustle · bustle · pace · gait
Classical dance on pointe
- jazzImprovisational American music genre
- tangoLatin ballroom with sharp stops
- salsaSpicy tomato condiment
- ballroomVenue for formal dances
hip-hop · contemporary · tap · flamenco · waltz · foxtrot · rumba · samba
Successful contact or strike
- winnerOne who prevails
- crowd-pleaserBroadly appealing entertainment
- blockbusterEnormously successful entertainment property
- bestsellerHigh-volume publication
chart-topper · viral · trending · breakthrough · standout · sensation · phenomenon
packer
One who boxes goods
unloading · dollies · boxes · belongings · possessions · household goods · storage · relocation · estimate · interstate
cargo
Transported goods
- freightGoods being transported
- haulageCommercial goods transport
- logisticsCoordination of complex activities
shipment · trucking · carrier · shipping · van · truckload · consignment · delivery · courier · dispatch
shaker
Vessel for mixing drinks
- decision-makerOne with choosing power
- power brokerInfluential behind-scenes dealmaker
- changemakerAgent of social reform
catalyst · driving force · key player · stakeholder · trendsetter · game-changer · innovator · disruptor · leader · pioneer
ambulate
To walk about
shuffle · stroll · leap · bound · lunge · hustle · bustle · pace · gait · locomotion
ballet
Classical dance on pointe
- jazzImprovisational American music genre
- tangoLatin ballroom with sharp stops
- salsaSpicy tomato condiment
ballroom · hip-hop · contemporary · tap · flamenco · waltz · foxtrot · rumba · samba · breakdance
hit
Successful contact or strike
- winnerOne who prevails
- crowd-pleaserBroadly appealing entertainment
- blockbusterEnormously successful entertainment property
bestseller · chart-topper · viral · trending · breakthrough · standout · sensation · phenomenon
- hourly jobshourly worker, day laborer, fast food worker, factory hand, laborer
- laborerslaborers, day laborer, day labourer, day laborers, manual worker
- starter jobsbabysitter, cashier, busboy, busser, lifeguard
- doersdoer, doers, workers, go-getter, makers
- mobile workerstruck driver, trucker, traveling salesman, traveling nurse, delivery driver
- local servicesbarber, barbershop, dentist, dry cleaner, florist
moverstayer
One with endurance
settler · homebody · immobilizer · permanent resident · unpacker
- don't moveCommand to remain stationary
- move onAdvance past something
- move inBegin residing somewhere
- moving onProceeding past something
- get movingCommand to depart
- moved onProceeded after pausing
move, moving, moved, movement, movable, unmoved, removing, removes, unmoving