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   Mov·er

   /ˈmo͞ovər/

   

   noun

   • 1. a person or thing in motion, especially an animal: "this horse is a lovely mover and jumper"
   • ▪ a person whose job is to remove and transport furniture from one building, especially a house, to another: North American "he watched movers load the remaining boxes"
   • 2. a person who makes a formal proposal at a meeting or in an assembly: "movers and seconders rise and give speeches"
   • ▪ a person who instigates or organizes something: "she was a key mover in making this successful conference happen"

   Scrabble Points: 10

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   How much do movers cost?

   • On average, movers charge between $25 to $50 per mover, per hour for local moves. So, a two-person team working for four hours will cost a minimum of $200 to $400, just for labor. But keep in mind that other expenses will be incurred as well, like transportation fees, materials and gas.

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   What is the best way to find a mover?

   • You can search the internet and contact movers one by one to find help for your next move. Or, you can use Moving.com to compare quotes from hundreds of long distance movers or local movers near you at no cost and no obligation.

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   What are some tips for choosing a mover?

   • If you’re looking for a moving company to move you from state to state (interstate moving), your moving company should have a US DOT number, which is a unique license number issued by the United States Department of Transportation. Make sure your mover’s DOT number is valid by searching it in this database.

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     US. a company that transports furniture and other goods for...

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   noun. a person or thing that moves. Often movers. a person or company whose business is the moving move of household effects or office equipment from one location to another. a powerful and influential person, as in politics or business. a person who is energetic and ambitious; go-getter.

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   A mover is someone or something that moves or initiates something. It can also refer to a company or person who transports goods or a person who advances or progresses in a debate.

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