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Mover

Someone who trafficks illicit materials, especially drugs, but doesn't necessarily deal face-to-face or hand-to-hand.
John has been driving weight up and down the coast for some shady dudes, he's been a mover lately.
by AfterLastCall May 11, 2006
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mover

someone who disposes of a dead body.
after they whacked that stoolie, they called in the mover to finish up.
by tim-tim April 7, 2004
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Mover

A lazy way to say move over.
First heard by a drunken idiot.
Mover, you are taking up too much room
by June May 30, 2004
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Mover

Bob:Ah when’s mover dropping his 2025 project

Sully: 3mover 100x
by 3movertilitsbackwards December 11, 2024
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mover and shaker

a person of influence, specifically in worldly matters, such as business and politics. Originated from the beginning of "Ode" by British poet William Edgar O'Shaughnessy, which starts with the line "We are the music makers..."
As a mover and shaker of the recording industry, his attention was often cultivated by aspiring musicians.
by werdnurd June 3, 2009
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Fast Mover

by COD4MW August 21, 2009
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Douche-mover

1. It is used in the show on ABC Family called Greek. It was used as a cut-down for the persons actions; that were actions a asshole or Douche-bag.
2. When some one does something that would deam them a Douche. The things they did was a douche-move and that person would be a douche-mover.
douchebag

That was a douche-move. Your a douche-mover.
by Jayman236 September 10, 2009
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