Movable
91movable feast — noun (C) 1 BrE informal something that happens at different times, so that you are not sure exactly when it will happen 2 a special religious day, such as Easter, the date of which changes …
92movable-type printing — Johann Gutenberg …
93movable feasts — Переходящие праздники …
94movable key insert — n. any device pressed into or connected to a key blank, such that its presence and movement are required for proper key operation, and the absence of which results in a lockout …
95movable feast — /muvəbəl ˈfist/ (say moohvuhbuhl feest) noun 1. a feast day which may fall on different dates in different years, as Easter Sunday, determined by the date of the full moon after 20 March. 2. an occasion which can be moved readily to whatever date …
96movable type — /ˈmuvəbəl taɪp/ (say moohvuhbuhl tuyp) noun Printing type (def. 8b) which can be put together in appropriate groups to make up words, sentences and texts and disassembled after use. Compare fixed type …
97movable genetic element — See: transposon …
98movable property — Property the location of which can be changed, including things growing on, affixed to, or found in land, and documents although the rights represented thereby have no physical location. immovable property is all other property. Model Penal Code …
99movable freehold — A term applied facetiously to land likely to be gained or lost to the owner by the recession or encroachment of the sea or by change in the course of a stream. Holman v Hodges, 112 Iowa 714, 84 NW 950 …
100movable property — Personal property, including negotiable instruments. 6 Am J2d Attach § 150. See movables …