Can you think of any verbs beginning with 's' that mean some sort of motion?

YES. Just answer the trumping question, dip-trump.

Yes sir.  I don't know what you said and what that means.

But, okay.  

Verbs that start with s that are moving .  SHI+

I no longer use standard profanity. I substitute the word 'trump' It enables me to curse and not violate TOS. I can tell someone 'Go trump yourself.'

Danica Patrick has a noun for her estate.  A noun is a name word.  

I'll let the sllidejob slide though.  That sounds verbal.  

Sleep?

Think is a verb but not a motion verb.
Have is a verb.  Possess is a verb.  No action.  There are lots of them

Tell that to Randolph.

  Sigh.  To think is an act, to have is an act, to possess is an act, therefore, they denote action, ergo, are verbs of action.

Examples:  "What are you thinking?"  "I thought about it before typing it." "Synapses fire when you think." "Waitress, I'll have the watercress salad, please."  "She has the papers in her hands." "He was possessed by the demon."  

The OP asked about motion verbs.  

They are motions.

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No they aren't.  To be  is not an action but be is the verb there.

Remember linking verbs vs action verbs? This post was edited by Thriftymaid at January 2, 2020 5:42 AM MST

You and I may continue to argue on this ad nauseam without either of us changing his or her stance, so it’s probably better to agree to disagree. 
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  To sleep is an act, therefore, it denotes action, ergo, is a verb.
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I said 'MOTION'. How difficult is that? slither, saunter, scoot, scamper...GRRRRR.

  No need to shout.  All of the verbs I posted can be motions, and I challenge anyone to show a viable example of how they cannot be.
  Think broadly, not narrowly.

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  You’re still here?  Get off my lawn, Kid, and do it NOW!  Grrrrrr. 
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