Motion
change in position of an object over time; a body is said to be in motion if it changes its position with respect to its immediate surroundings
turning
retrograde motion
ricochet
movement
step over
motions of the Earth
Shooting Star Press
reciprocating motion
advection
orbit insertion
articulatory gesture
traffic
plane motion
migration
articulation
entry, descent and landing
gymnastic element
checked swing
cultural travel
cycling
atmospheric entry
electronic structure
flow
displacement
curvilinear motion
flyby
pass
travel
bucking
shove (sports)
libration
alley-oop
ship motion
motion
periodic motion
nutation in plants
recoil
biological dispersal
transfer