| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Advance | Move forward; progress. |
| 2. | Agitate | Stir; shake; disturb. |
| 3. | Ambulate | Walk from place to place. |
| 4. | Approach | Come nearer. |
| 5. | Arise | Get up; come into being. |
| 6. | Ascend | Go upward; climb. |
| 7. | Backpedal | Retreat; reverse position. |
| 8. | Barrel | Rush forward quickly. |
| 9. | Beeline | Go straight toward. |
| 10. | Budger | Shift slightly; make room. |
| 11. | Bump | Knock; jolt out of place. |
| 12. | Carry | Transport while holding. |
| 13. | Cart | Haul in a cart. |
| 14. | Change | Make different; shift state. |
| 15. | Charge | Rush forward aggressively. |
| 16. | Circulate | Move around continuously. |
| 17. | Climb | Go up using effort. |
| 18. | Coast | Glide with little effort. |
| 19. | Commute | Travel regularly to work. |
| 20. | Creep | Move slowly and quietly. |
| 21. | Dart | Move suddenly and quickly. |
| 22. | Dash | Run quickly. |
| 23. | Depart | Leave; go away. |
| 24. | Descend | Go downward. |
| 25. | Displace | Put out of position. |
| 26. | Drift | Float or wander slowly. |
| 27. | Drive | Operate vehicle to travel. |
| 28. | Drop | Let fall; lower quickly. |
| 29. | Edge | Move gradually; inch along. |
| 30. | Egress | Exit; go out. |
| 31. | Eject | Force out. |
| 32. | Emerge | Come out into view. |
| 33. | Enter | Go in; come inside. |
| 34. | Escort | Accompany to a destination. |
| 35. | Evacuate | Leave a place for safety. |
| 36. | Exit | Go out; leave. |
| 37. | Fall | Drop downward suddenly. |
| 38. | Ferry | Transport across water. |
| 39. | File | Proceed in a line. |
| 40. | Flee | Run away from danger. |
| 41. | Flit | Move lightly and quickly. |
| 42. | Flow | Move smoothly in a stream. |
| 43. | Fly | Travel through the air. |
| 44. | Glide | Move smoothly and quietly. |
| 45. | Go | Proceed; travel. |
| 46. | Grapple | Wrestle; struggle physically. |
| 47. | Gravitate | Tend to move toward. |
| 48. | Hasten | Go faster; hurry. |
| 49. | Haul | Pull or drag with effort. |
| 50. | Heave | Lift or throw heavily. |
| 51. | Hike | Walk for a long distance. |
| 52. | Hobble | Walk with difficulty. |
| 53. | Hop | Jump on one foot. |
| 54. | Hurry | Move with urgency. |
| 55. | Inch | Move very slowly. |
| 56. | Insert | Put in; place inside. |
| 57. | Jerk | Move with a sudden tug. |
| 58. | Jet | Travel quickly, especially by air. |
| 59. | Jostle | Push roughly in a crowd. |
| 60. | Journey | Travel from place to place. |
| 61. | Jump | Spring into the air. |
| 62. | Kick | Strike with the foot. |
| 63. | Lapse | Slip into a state. |
| 64. | Launch | Set in motion; send off. |
| 65. | Lead | Guide; bring along. |
| 66. | Leap | Jump high or far. |
| 67. | Leave | Go away from. |
| 68. | Lift | Raise to a higher position. |
| 69. | Lunge | Thrust forward suddenly. |
| 70. | Maneuver | Move skillfully; position strategically. |
| 71. | March | Walk with regular steps. |
| 72. | Migrate | Move to a new region. |
| 73. | Mobilize | Prepare to act; get moving. |
| 74. | Motor | Travel by motor vehicle. |
| 75. | Navigate | Find route; steer through. |
| 76. | Nudge | Push gently. |
| 77. | Orbit | Move around a body. |
| 78. | Outpace | Go faster than others. |
| 79. | Pass | Go by; move past. |
| 80. | Penetrate | Go into; pierce. |
| 81. | Perambulate | Walk about; stroll. |
| 82. | Pivot | Turn around a point. |
| 83. | Plod | Walk heavily and slowly. |
| 84. | Plunge | Dive or fall suddenly. |
| 85. | Proceed | Go forward; continue. |
| 86. | Propel | Drive forward; push ahead. |
| 87. | Pull | Draw toward oneself. |
| 88. | Pursue | Follow in order to catch. |
| 89. | Push | Press forward; force along. |
| 90. | Raise | Lift upward. |
| 91. | Recede | Move back or away. |
| 92. | Relocate | Move to a new place. |
| 93. | Remove | Take away; eliminate. |
| 94. | Reposition | Place in a new position. |
| 95. | Retreat | Go back; withdraw. |
| 96. | Ride | Travel on a vehicle or animal. |
| 97. | Roll | Turn over and move. |
| 98. | Rotate | Turn around an axis. |
| 99. | Run | Move quickly on foot. |
| 100. | Rush | Move with great speed. |