housemove
verbUK /ˈhaʊsmuːv/
US /ˈhaʊsmuːv/
To housemove means to pack up your things and go live in a new home.
We will housemove to a bigger house near the park next month.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To change the position of a house or building to another place.
The old cottage was housemoved to the museum grounds.
3. To shift a game piece or object from one house or square to another.
Housemove your token to the next square to win.
4. To move a group or organization into a different building.
The club will housemove into the community centre in spring.