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Synonym for stir [verb]

The synonym stir synonymous definition words:
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stir [noun]

means "event"
excitement, commotion, disorder, tumult, uproar, agitation, bustle
Further results for the word "stir"

affect [verb]

means "effect"
impress, stir, touch, move, pierce, overcome

anarchism [noun]

means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord

awake [verb]

means "action"
wake up, arise, get up, stir

budge [verb]

means "progress"
advance, move, move on, proceed, remove, stir

call [verb]

means "action"
rouse, arouse, stir, awaken, shake, wake up

commotion [noun]

means "disturbance"
excitement, turmoil, ado, stir, fuss, agitation

disorder [noun]

means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord

ferment [noun]

means "commotion"
agitation, disturbance, excitement, stir, hubbub

heat [verb]

means "activity"
rouse, animate, arouse, excite, stimulate, stir

impress [verb]

means "influence"
affect, stir, persuade

motion [noun]

means "action"
gesture, stir, direction, move, stirring, course

move [verb]

means "movement"
stir

poach [verb]

means "cook"
stir, mix, mash, mingle

poke [verb]

means "jab"
stir

rouse [verb]

means "stimulate"
animate, awaken, excite, provoke, stir, fire

shift [verb]

means "activity"
move, slip, budge, displace, stir, turn

touch [verb]

means "action"
impress, affect, move, strike, stir, soften

turmoil [noun]

means "disturbance"
excitement, commotion, ado, stir, fuss, agitation

uproar [noun]

means "excitement"
commotion, disorder, tumult, stir, agitation, bustle

wake [verb]

means "action"
awaken, arouse, stir, rouse, waken, call

waken [verb]

means "awaken"
arouse, stir, rouse, wake, call, prod

whet [verb]

means "stimulate"
stir, arouse, quicken, kindle, titillate, spur

whip [verb]

means "activity"
whisk, stir, blend

stir up [verb]

means "shake"
shake up, jolt, jar, agitate, churn

stirred [adjective]

means "receptive"
affected, passive, influenced

stirring [adjective]

means "sensual"
stimulating, moving

affecting [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, moving, emotional

agitate [verb]

means "shake"
shake up, jolt, jar, stir up, churn

alive [adjective]

means "behaviour"
stirring, active

arouse [verb]

means "excite"
stir up, urge, titillate, provoke, incite, stimulate

awaken [verb]

means "excite"
arouse, stimulate, animate, ignite, stir up

botch [verb]

means "bungle"
muddle, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

bungle [verb]

means "muddle"
botch, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

churn [verb]

means "shake"
shake up, jolt, jar, stir up, agitate

enkindle [verb]

means "evoke"
arouse, incite, stir up, foment, excite

evoke [verb]

means "arouse"
raise, excite, awaken, rouse, call forth, stir up

impressed [verb]

means "moved"
stirred, jarred, affected, touched, influenced

inspiring [adjective]

means "moving"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

lively [adjective]

means "characteristic"
stirring, moving, eventful

moving [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

muddle [verb]

means "bungle"
botch, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

passive [adjective]

means "receptive"
affected, stirred, influenced

perturb [verb]

means "annoy"
stir up

provoking [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

raise [verb]

means "feeling"
stir up

shake up [verb]

means "shake"
agitate, jolt, jar, stir up, churn

sow [verb]

means "activity"
foment, provoke, incite, stir up, instigate, foster

swarming [adjective]

means "bustling"
alert, lively, alive, brisk, quick, stirring

thrilling [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, moving, stirring, affecting, emotional

touched [adjective]

means "moved"
stirred, jarred, affected, impressed, influenced

touching [adjective]

means "moving"
poignant, pathetic, sentimental, pitiful, stirring, tender

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