Lean
Lean verb - Cause to lean to the side.
Move
Move verb - To change the place or position of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Riders have no way to control their mounts, though they can lean in the saddle - which is shaped so they must lie on their stomachs - or speak to ask the skybax to move in one way or another.
Source: Dragon Rider - In addition to being able to move through more spatial dimensions than most (which allows her to do things like lean through a magic mirror to hug someone on the other side, hundreds of miles away), she can see forward in time to a limited degree and perceive probability.
Source: Fanfic / The Great Alicorn Hunt -
Fragile Speedster: Most Move-type Robopon lean towards this; they're really fast, but have really low defense and can be brought down in one hit by the right skills.
Source: Video Game / Robopon
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