to shift; to move

to move (sth) aside; to step aside; to move over (when sitting on a bench); to shift (one's gaze)

to shift (funds); to (legitimately) take funds set aside for one purpose in order to use them for another; to embezzle; to misappropriate

to move; to shift

Noah

to borrow money for a short time

to move; to shift; to move out of the way; to divert (money etc) to a different purpose

(dialect) to move (after being some time in the same place); to move (house)

Noah's ark

to move nimbly about, dodging and weaving (martial arts)

lit. if moved to a new location, a tree will die, but a person will live (idiom); fig. human beings, unlike trees, thrive on change