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transfer The act of moving something from one place to another, often with the intention of changing its location. ■ I transferred my favorite sandwich shop across town so I could eat it every day without having to leave my house.
syphon A device used to extract gas or liquid from one container and transfer it to another, typically by means of a vacuum. ■ James used his syphon to transfer the water from his car's radiator to his garage, where he could fix it before the weekend trip.
Channeled To communicate or transfer something through a specific channel. ■ The comedian's jokes were so funny that they were channeled directly to the audience's laughter receptors.
Mouths The parts of a person's or animal's face that are used for eating, speaking, and other activities involving the transfer of fluids. ■ "I can't believe he put his entire sandwich in his mouth. That's just too much!"
purchase The act of acquiring something by paying money or other means, typically involving the transfer of ownership. ■ "I purchased a new car yesterday, but it already has a dent in the bumper."
Relocate To move or transfer something to a new location, often with the intention of avoiding an unfavorable situation. ■ "When the rent increased, my roommate and I decided to relocate to a more affordable neighborhood."
sell To transfer ownership of an item for payment. Synonymous with "pawn". ■ "I need to sell my guitar to buy a new laptop.
transference The act of transferring one's feelings from one person to another, often in a negative way. ■ "When my ex-girlfriend started dating my best friend, I had to transfer my jealousy from him to her."
heat A warm sensation caused by the transfer of energy from an object or environment to a living being. It can also refer to intense emotional excitement, passion, or anger. ■ John felt his face turning red with heat when he accidentally spilled coffee on himself., When she found out her favorite band wasn't coming to town, Sarah was overheated with disappointment.
insurance An agreement between a person or entity and an insurer to transfer the risk of loss from the insured party to the insurer, in exchange for a premium. ■ I bought insurance on my car to protect against theft, but I forgot to lock it and now I have to file a claim because my car was stolen. Ha!
loan A temporary transfer of money or property from one person to another, typically with the understanding that it will be repaid with interest. ■ When my friend asked me for a loan to buy a new car, I replied, "Sure, but you're going to have to pay me back in monthly installments of laughter and compliments."
Transferring The act of moving something from one place to another, often involving a change in ownership or possession. ■ "I had to transfer my phone number to my new apartment, but I couldn't remember all my contacts' numbers. So I just started texting them random things like 'Hello from the future!' and 'You have won a lifetime supply of avocados!'