locomotive /lō-kə-mōˈtiv/

1. A railway engine
2. A self-propelled engine running on rails, used for pulling trains, and driven by steam, electricity or diesel power
3. Any machine or engine that converts power into movement

1. Moving from place to place
2. Capable of, or assisting in, locomotion

locomoˈbile /-bil/ adjective

1. Having the power of changing place
2. Self-propelling

A locomobile vehicle

locomobilˈity noun

loˈcomote intransitive verb

(back-formation) to move from place to place

locomotion /-mōˈshən/ noun

The power of moving from place to place

locomotivˈity noun

locomoˈtor noun

locomoˈtor or locomoˈtory adjective

Relating to locomotion

locomotor ataxia noun (pathology)

Tabes dorsalis, failure of muscle co-ordination in the late stages of syphilis, caused by degeneration of the nerve fibres

• self-born
• self-bounty
• self-breath
• self-build
• self-built
• self-capacitance
• self-catering
• self-centred
• self-centredly
• self-centredness
• self-certificate
• self-certification
• self-charities
• self-charity
• self-cleaning
• self-closing
• self-cocker
• self-cockers
• self-cocking
• self-collected
• self-colour
• self-coloured
• self-colours
• self-command
• self-commitment