Stir

verb

stɜr

Noun

a rapid active commotion
Similar:AdoBustleFlurry Fuss Hustle
Type of:DinRuckusRuction
a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event
Similar:Splash
Type of:CommotionTo-doHoo-ha
emotional agitation and excitement
Type of:Agitation

affect emotionally
“A stirring movie”
Similar:Touch
Type of:MoveImpressAffect
to begin moving
“As the thunder started the sleeping children began to stir”
Similar:Arouse
Type of:Move
stir feelings in
“stir emotions”
Similar:Excite Stimulate
Type of:SensitiseSensitize
move an implement through
“stir the soup”
“stir my drink”
“stir the soil”
Type of:DisplaceMove
stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of
Similar:Excite Shake Stimulate
Type of:ElicitKindleFire
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
Similar:Arouse Conjure Evoke Invoke Raise
Type of:Summon
move very slightly
Similar:AgitateBudgeShift
Type of:Move
mix or add by stirring
Type of:Work