to motion

To show or direct attention to something

To move your hand back and forth to greet or get attention

To move a hand to show or ask for something

Move hands or arms when speaking to show an idea

Very graceful, beautiful movement often seen in dance or sport

Start a series of actions that lead to later changes

A deep feeling you have when something moves you deeply

A joking phrase that says skill matters more than size

To make something begin to move or happen

Formally suggest a plan or action in a meeting

A story that uses moving images and sound, like a movie

A way of showing action in film or video that happens more slowly than real life

Feeling dizzy and sick when you travel in cars, boats or planes

The act of going ahead toward a goal

A rule that shows how pushes and pulls change how things move, for example by starting or stopping

A machine that runs forever without any extra energy

An American group that gives the Oscars every year for work in movies

Smooth, graceful movement that looks continuous without sudden stops

Movement that keeps going forever without any extra energy

A camera that takes many pictures quickly to make a movie when played

Three basic rules that explain how objects move and push each other in physics

Tiny particles in a liquid or gas move randomly when molecules hit them

A long roll of plastic with many pictures that goes in a movie camera

An object stays still or keeps moving at the same speed and direction unless a force acts on it

A careful look at how a job is done to find faster, easier steps

A movement that goes back and forth around a middle point, like a pendulum

Every force causes an equal force in the opposite direction

Movement of one object measured from another or from a person watching

Movement of one object around another in space, like a planet around a star

Every push on an object causes an equal push back in the opposite direction

Movement that slows down over time

A visual effect that makes still images look like they are moving, as in movies

Movement when something turns around its own middle like a spinning top

Movement where speed changes by different amounts over time

A person who likes watching movies and often goes to the cinema

Taking moving pictures with a camera to make films

A public show where moving pictures and sound tell a story, like a film at a cinema

A rule that describes how planets move around the Sun in oval paths

An object stays still or keeps moving in the same straight line unless a force acts on it

A rule that a force changes an object's motion more when the force is bigger or the object is lighter

Movement in which something spins around a fixed line

Going forward toward a goal or place

Movement that repeats at regular times, with each cycle taking the same amount of time

A rule that says how a force makes an object move faster depending on its mass

A study that measures how long each part of a job takes to find a faster way

People watch how workers do a job to find the fastest, easiest way to do it

A careful timing of movements to find faster ways to do a job

A situation that gets worse slowly in public while people cannot stop it

A repeating back and forth movement where the pull back gets stronger the farther it moves from center

Movement where speed decreases by the same amount every second