Stirred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STIRRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STIRRE
• move a spoon or other implement round and round in (a liquid or other substance) in order to mix it thoroughly
• mix an ingredient into (a liquid or other substance) by moving a spoon or other implement round and round
• move or cause to move slightly
• rise or wake from sleep
• leave or go out of (a place)
• begin or cause to begin to be active or to develop
• arouse strong feeling in (someone); move or excite
• arouse or prompt (a feeling or memory) or inspire (the imagination)
• deliberately cause trouble by spreading rumours or gossip
NOUN:
• a slight physical movement
• an initial sign of a specified feeling
• a commotion
• an act of stirring food or drink
• prison
ADJECTIVE:
• being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion
• emotionally aroused
• set into a usually circular motion in order to mix or blend
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pass an implement through in circular motions
• past tense of stir

Words related to STIRRED

stir4 stirring9 stirs5

Words that contain STIRRED

bestirred12 unstirred10 upstirred12 overstirred15

How to use STIRRED in a sentence

• It cannot be stirred too frequently, and it should be made in a very cool place, or, if ice is at hand, it should be mixed over it.
• In the bow the old dun-colored blanket stirred but he did not see it.
• For it stirred the mind to production, with the result that other things came pouring in as well.
• The popular conscience was yet too dull about slavery to be stirred by the thought of returning fugitive slaves into bondage.
• No one stirred during the music nor for the moment afterward, in which she turned about to face the room.
• She stirred and moaned and muttered disjointed sentences.
• The child stirred and flung one arm over her eyes as if to hide the light.
• Presently the desire for food that had gnawed at him with sharp teeth came back, and with it his wish to do, like one stirred into action by pain.
• No wild animal stirred in his uneasy rest or even breathed less deeply in his hunting dreams, at the flitting of the shadows across his hidden lair.
• Three times in five years they stirred the Jews to rebellion against Rome.
• Aaron King was moved by the beauty of the picture as he had never been stirred before.
• For a time he made remarkable progress, and so stirred the Indians that at last they started on the warpath against the English.
• Ishmael was stirred, yet in him something felt amazement and disappointment.
• Once more the loss of his friend and comrade stirred up Edward to an energy and perseverance such as he never displayed on other occasions.
• If the soil is moist and freshly stirred, new roots will generally start in a very short time.
• The disks should be set at such an angle that the whole surface shall be stirred or covered.
• And the wolves came to the doors of the huts, even into the villages, and no one stirred farther than he need.
• At the same time, he was deeply stirred by the glory and mystery of the earth and the heavens.
• The average young woman, rushing into his arms the way she had, would not have stirred him in the least.
• The doctor arose, put out the candles, opened the shutters, stirred the fire, and went into the next room.
• The sight had stirred some uncomfortable memory, a vague sense of danger.
• He stirred in his sleep and moved one hand in a troubled way.
• He stirred again, and suddenly jerked upright with a protest already forming on his lips.
• Then he greeted my friend in the same way, stirred up the fire, for it was a North of England summer day, and took a seat by the table.
• Nick never stirred from his position, and mutely Muriel sat and watched him.
• His naturally fierce temper had been stirred in some way to a heat that had kindled his whole nature.
• The word, actually used under our English means to have the bowels or heart, the seat of emotion, greatly stirred.
• This stirred the spirit of my mother, who spoke to our fellow-slave, and told him he ought to be ashamed to be engaged in such low business.
• Besides, he had not stirred, but remained crouching on his low chair, at a distance from the bed.
• Their British blood could not fail to be stirred within them.
• I was a little short with you to-day, when I was stirred up, but no more of that! Say all you want to.
• These forces have been stirred to new endeavour by the goal now definitely placed within their reach.

Similar words containing STIRR without suffix ed

stirra6 stirre6 stirrah10 stirras7 stirrer7 stirres7 stirrup9 stirrahs11 stirrers8 stirring9 stirrups10 bestirred12 stirrable11 stirrings10 unstirred10 upstirred12 bestirring13 stirringly14 upstirring13 overstirred15 overstirring16 postirradiation18

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