1. to mix or move in a circle with a hand or object; 2 to put into motion;m 3 to cause excitement
The witch stirred the stew in the pot.
The witch stirred the stew in the pot.
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Who stirred in the flour, sugar, milk, butter and eggs?
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When Ida stirred her pot the girls were sure the dark liquid was what?
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My hot chocolate was frothy after I stirred it.
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The witch stirred the stew in the cauldron.
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What happened when Natsumi stirred the tea?
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Whose "death" stirred up everyone?
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I stirred the pot with a wooden spoon.
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What was it Nina could hear during the 1960s that stirred in the streets of Philadelphia while she sang of love?
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Who helped keep the campers in Robert's tent stirred up with the Dracula thing?
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He stirred the simmering sauce.
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''They poured the juice into a pitcher, added water, a scoop of sugar, and stirred it vigorously.'' What does 'vigorously' mean?
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Something stirred inside him, and unwarriorlike feeling he didn't want: pity. What does it mean to have pity?
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beat; mix; arouse; raise; rouse; waken
bore; lull; still
1 syllables
stirred
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