What is "stir" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "stir": a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": move an implement through

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": emotional agitation and excitement

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": move very slightly

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": a rapid active commotion

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": stir feelings in

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": affect emotionally

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": to begin moving,

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Meaning of "stir": mix or add by stirring

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɚ/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɜː/

Synonyms:

uproar, fuss, furor, agitation, scene, racket, row, whirl, disturbance, disquiet, backwash, ferment, ado, movement, pother, turmoil, to-do, flap, flurry, bustle, din, tumult, pandemonium, activity, disorder, whirlwind, disturb, whisk, beat, mix, shake, blend, whip, quiver, rustle, toss, move, tremble, flutter, move about, rouse, arouse, inspire, energize, whip up, inflame, trigger, galvanize, affect, kindle, touch, prompt, spark, provoke, spur, raise, abet, set, move, actuate, agitate, rile, rally, animate, waken, craze, quicken, electrify, rout, motivate, whet, vitalize, urge, excite, wake, spook, awaken, foment, thrill, challenge, drive, impel, roust, work up, bestir, add fuel to fire, adjy, feed the fire, make waves, psych, stir embers, stir up, switch on, rouse, awaken, exert, move, waken, budge, wake, awake, hasten, bestir, be up and about, get a move on, get moving, look alive, make an effort, mill about, shake a leg,

Antonyms:

calm, quiet, inactivity, calmness, laziness, moderation, peace, harmony, order, calm, soothe, surrender, laze, wait, lose, divide, separate, leave alone, discourage, rest, unmix, calm, dissuade, prevent, hinder, impede, dishearten, lull, quiet, tranquilize, weaken, deaden, retard, slow, repress, laze, wait, disenchant, discourage, put out, halt, stop, depress, dull, bore, dampen, leave alone, rest, deaden, calm, laze, wait, go to sleep, leave alone, discourage, rest,