Stirring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STIRRING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of stirring
• a slight physical movement
• an initial sign of a specified feeling
• a commotion
• an act of stirring food or drink
• prison
• agitating a liquid with an implement
• arousing to a particular emotion or action
ADJECTIVE:
• rousing, exciting
• Putting in motion, or being in motion; active; active in business; habitually employed in some kind of business; accustomed to a busy life.
• capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement
• exciting strong but not unpleasant emotions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pass an implement through in circular motions
• a beginning of motion

Words related to STIRRING

stir4 stirred8 stirringly14 stirrings10 stirs5

Words that contain STIRRING

stirrings10 bestirring13 stirringly14 upstirring13 overstirring16

How to use STIRRING in a sentence

• That made it easier for him to make a stirring appeal to the jury than it would have been if his client had fully confessed to him.
• The Right Party is not going to lie down and sleep while the times are stirring.
• The stirring impulse of slavery breaking its chains yields to the colder inspiration of independence maintaining its rights.
• These stories seemed to have a powerful fascination for Valerie, who sat in a corner, never stirring, but listening intently.
• Arrived at the farm-house, they saw the sleigh standing before the door, but no sign of any one stirring.
• The history of Salisbury, happily for the citizens, has not been very stirring, apart from the few incidents already briefly mentioned.
• He may fill the void in his life with the stirring excitement of the battlefield, or the whirl of travel from city to city, or the press of business and care.
• Something was stirring on the ranch house roof and glittered occasionally in the moonlight.
• Every spring she listened to its groaning lamentation with the same feelings stirring.
• Even prejudices may not be torn up by the roots without stirring the earth around them.
• Their voices were like the stirring tones of a trumpet arousing the country to defend its freedom.
• This story of stirring doings at one of our well-known forts in the Wild West is of more than ordinary interest.
• She had reasoned out, with a fine instinct, the train of emotions which had brought her lover to grief, and her own share in stirring them up.
• He did not, however, and was down in the parlor before any of the rest of the family were stirring.
• There is now a most holy monk in Florence who has been stirring all hearts in a wonderful way.
• Nor was it long ere the news went to Camden, stirring up the people there, and bringing Mrs.
• For the moment he did not remember when he had seen her, and then came a vague memory of the stirring emotions of their first encounter.
• I heard a rustling in the wagon as we passed it, like that of a bird stirring in the branches of a tree.
• I have liked to live, of course, and to study, and it was tremendously stirring, singing there before all those people.
• On Thursday night, a stand having been erected around the Centennial Pole in Independence Square, a number of short and stirring addresses were made by ex-Gov.
• Another shot from above, farther off and from a different rifle, augmented our stirring expectation.
• Beat the yolks of two eggs light, and add the boiling sauce gradually to them, stirring constantly until thick.
• While stirring, break up the fruit as much as possible.
• There is needed a stirring campaign against the disease throughout the Southern States of this country.
• He felt all this as the stirring of a mighty force, but knew not what he felt.
• Except for a casual reference to the stirring times, the smugglers and their emissaries were apparently all but forgotten.
• Downstairs she went, uneasy fears stirring in her bosom.
• Anyone with even a little leisure from his own personal affairs must realize that we are living in one of the most stirring times in human history.

Similar words containing STIRR without suffix ing

stirra6 stirre6 stirrah10 stirras7 stirred8 stirrer7 stirres7 stirrup9 stirrahs11 stirrers8 stirrups10 bestirred12 stirrable11 stirrings10 unstirred10 upstirred12 bestirring13 stirringly14 upstirring13 overstirred15 overstirring16 postirradiation18

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