Results for: chess move
English English
chess move of bishop, move bishopfianchetto
chess piece (used in the game of chess), chesspiece, piece used in chesschessman
chess piece, church official who oversees a number of Christian churches; piece in the game of chess, senior Christian clericbishop
chugging noise, continue in steady fashion, drink something down quickly, dull explosive sound, rattling of a laboring engine, make repeated thudding sound, move while making a chugging sound (dull explosive sound, rattling of a laboring engine), move ...chug
clean and separate minerals with jig, cut or drill something with jig, dance a jig, dance a jig; move jerkily, hop, dancing music, device for holding piece of work, energetic and lively dance; music accompanying this dance; device which holds and guide...jig
clear people out, remove people (from a dangerous area, war zone, etc.); leave, vacate; withdraw; discharge the contents of, create vacuum in, empty, empty bowels or bladder, make everyone leave a place, move to safetyevacuate
climb, go up; rise up, lead upward, move upward, rise through in career, take up positionascend
close opening, move to a closed position; block, obstruct; lock, bolt; confine; cease operation, halt activity, fastened, connection region between welded metal pieces, fold parts closed, lock something, secured, stop access or exit, stop operationshut
coast, move freely; coast by means of a freewheel, device in motor vehicle transmission, device on bicycle, live in carefree way, mechanical device (in a bicycle, train), travel without using powerfreewheel
coil of rope, coil rope, counterfeit, copy; impersonate, pretend; alter in order to deceive, false, imitation, copy; deception; cheat, pretender, deceiver, falsely present something as genuine, flake, improvise while performing, move to mislead sports ...fake
collection of floating objects, flat boat, form a raft, inflatable boat or mat, large amount, move something by raft, primitive boat made from buoyant material fastened together to make a platform; large number of things, a collection, great quantity (...raft
come or go irregularly, fall behind, wander away from, stray from; ramble, wander; grow or spread out in an untidy or irregular fashion, grow untidily, move or become spread out, straggled group or arrangement, stray from pathstraggle
compressed in the intestine too tightly, difficult to move, wedged in firmly, embedded; pressed tightly together; overcrowded; of a tooth which is unable to fully erupt (Dentistry), wedged sideways under the gum, with broken ends jammed togetherimpacted
concentrate at single place, draw toward a center point; concentrate; bring under a single authority (government, etc.), move power to a few handscentralize
concentrate intensely on something, cover something up, hide something by covering, hide something from sight, inter dead body, put in the ground and cover with dirt, lose somebody through death, move card, obscure something, put something in hole, sin...bury
 

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