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To mix up or agitate the contents of
“When you are ready to eat, stir the maple syrup sauce, and spoon some of it over the apple snow.”
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To rouse or goad into feeling or remembering something
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“These classic examples of literature can stir her imagination to see life beyond her own.”
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To urge, incite or goad into doing something
“What would have been the use of those arms, that physique, and that noble soul, without crises or conditions to stir him into action?”
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To affect or influence, especially emotionally
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“Others doubted that Mrs. Kirchner's vision would stir the country.”
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To wake, or cause to wake, from sleep
“The dog's head was resting on his master's lap, and he didn't bark or stir from his sleep.”
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To begin to move after a period of being inactive
“Even during mud season, locals begin to stir after a long winter with the promise of spring in the not-too-far-off distance.”
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To to move, shake or tremble slightly
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“As the new leaves begin to stir, so do the locals, restless after a dull but comfortable winter.”
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To leave or go out of (a place)
“But, although indolence is bliss on St Lucia, there are compelling reasons to stir from your compound.”
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To give inspiration, encouragement, or renewed vigor to
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To hold or engage the attention of
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To greatly impress, charm or beguile someone
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To intermingle or blend
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To awaken from a period of death, unconsciousness or dormancy
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To make small or restless movements, especially through nervousness or impatience
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To move or progress in a hurried, energetic or busy manner
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(wash over) To fill or overcome (with an emotion)
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To remember or bring back to mind
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To annoy or irritate
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To blow upon, as with a fan or wings
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To increase one's pace
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To move somewhere in a slow and steady way
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To make a soft, muffled crackling sound
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To froth or foam
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Plural for a commotion or state of disorder or unrest
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“Understandably, his disappearing act created a stir, and everyone feared for the old man.”
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Plural for the act or result of stirring
“Increase the heat, add the rest of the ingredients, and give it a good stir.”
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Plural for an act or instance of moving of shifting in position
“Occasionally, a light gust of wind would cause a stir in the tops of the pine trees.”
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(slang) Plural for a place for the confinement of persons held in custody or detention
“He's been sentenced to twelve years in stir.”
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Plural for an act of moving
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Plural for a whirling mass of fluid or air
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Plural for a slight change in position, direction, or tendency
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Plural for a soft, muffled crackling sound
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Plural for a state of energy and invigoration
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