- a person or thing that moves
- a person whose work or business is moving furniture, etc. for those changing residence
- [also pl.] a business engaged in this work
mover
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mover
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- a. One that moves: The old dog is a slow mover.b. One that sets something in motion or initiates something: a leading mover in the effort to reform education.
- a. often movers A firm that transports household or office goods from one location to another.b. A person who works for such a firm.
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