An anchor moving over the sea bottom involuntarily because it is no longer preventing the movement of the vessel.
pressing the mouse button on the computer, and, while holding it down, moving the mouse to a different area of the screen as done in the ROBOLAB "Mindstorms for Schools" software
Clicking the mouse and, without letting go, moving its pointer to another part of the document. In this way you can select specific pieces of text which can then be copied and pasted in another document, or deleted, or moved by using a drag and drop motion.
This describes the act of clicking on an object, holding down the mouse button, then moving your mouse so that the object, or the edge of it, moves.
Clicking on something, holding the button down, and moving to a new location and releasing the button. This normally "drags" the item along with the mouse pointer.
(n.) In a graphical user interface, moving all or part of a display group in a display space in such a way that the group continuously follows the pointer as though it were attached.
when the mouse also allows you to move a window or icon. This system allows you to move a highlighted icon or piece of text.
To drag a listed item or a group of items: · Highlight the item(s) in the first list. · Click on one of the selected items, holding down the left mouse button. · Move the mouse cursor to the target list. · Release the left mouse button.
the act of moving the mouse with the button held down in order to move an object to another position on the screen.
A method of moving about when the anchor is deployed (see anchor).
the act of moving the mouse while holding down on the left mouse button. Examples: The act of moving a selection from one place to another inside a document. Moving a file from one folder to another Moving text or an image from one point in a document to another.
Pointing with the mouse, then pressing and holding down the mouse button as you move the mouse.
The process of moving an object by clicking on it with the left mouse button, &, while holding the button down, move the object to its desired location & release.
Description of an anchor that is not securely fastened to the bottom and moves.