moving like bob

moving like bobs means acting like a weirdo just acting like someone named bob

DK:Yo look a this guy
Chris:Yo hes moving like bob

by biggest opp December 30, 2021

Moving too hotty

The act of traveling at a high rate of speed to the point where it may endanger yourself or others. Synonyms: hauling ass, mobbing, flying, hauling, mobbing ass, mobbing tits, mobbing titties, speeding, zooming, ripping.

"I was moving too hotty down that ski hill!"

by Mr. Fata Morgana February 6, 2022

Moving windy

When u are moving mad but u fumble at the same time

“Did you hear she blocked him after he sent that mad photo”

“Yeah he was moving windy fr”

by 123Official June 16, 2022

Moving forward

When you’re superior is kindly explaining that you really f***ed up, and what is to be done so you don’t f**k up again.

So Loreto, being greedy during our last contract negotiations with our number one client did not go very well. Moving forward, try to be more concerned with the quality of our product and how it will benefit them, rather than how much you’ll get from the deal.

by UltraConservative August 29, 2022

moving at the speed of black

Performing a task without a sense of urgency.

Spent all day at the DMV because their representative, Shaniqua, was moving at the speed of black.

by joejack August 7, 2013

moving the goalposts

A fancy way of saying sabotage of what somebody is trying to get done, fucking with someone's life.

The dork would always start moving the goalposts whenever she started to get eaten alive at the game she created.

by The Original Agahnim November 11, 2021

Moving friars

Advancing the thinking of an individual or organization in a way which is either in their or your own best interest. If successful, the individual (or organization) either has adjusted the way they think or describe an concept, or, in best case, changed course of action to correct the situation at hand.

History- phase was developed based on the concept that friars tend to be slow to take on new concepts/ slow to change the "old ways" of action or thinking.

Also past tense Moved friars

We have been moving friars for the client because our depth of knowledge allows thoroughly explain the business need.

by EMB1 June 18, 2011