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move your feet, lose your seat

move your feet, lose your seat proverb: if you stand up from your seat, someone else will take it.

Proverb

move your feet, lose your seat

  1. If you stand up from your seat, someone else will take it.

Questions about move your feet, lose your seat

What does move your feet, lose your seat mean?
Move your feet, lose your seat means if you stand up from your seat, someone else will take it.
What part of speech is move your feet, lose your seat?
Move your feet, lose your seat is a proverb.

Words near move your feet, lose your seat in the dictionary

  1. move together
  2. move up
  3. move up in the world
  4. move with
  5. move with the times
  6. move your feet, lose your seat
  7. moveabilities
  8. moveability
  9. moveable
  10. moveable alphabet
  11. moveable alphabets

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