The term 'move along' can be expressed in a variety of ways, as evidenced by the crossword solutions provided. The four-letter solutions include 'URGE, ' which means to strongly encourage someone to do something; 'SHOO, ' which is an informal way of telling someone to go away; and 'FLOW, ' which is the act of moving in a continuous stream. The five-letter solutions are 'MOSEY, ' which is to move slowly and casually; and 'SCOOT, ' which is to move quickly and lightly. The six-letter solutions are 'HASTEN, ' which is to move quickly; and 'PROPEL, ' which is to push or drive forward. The seven-letter solution is 'PROCEED, ' which is to continue on one's way. The eight-letter solution is 'EXPEDITE, ' which is to speed up the process of something. Finally, the eleven-letter solution is 'wend one's way, ' which is to travel in a winding or indirect route.