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arouse, stir | to begin moving, | |
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stir, budge, shift, agitate | move very slightly | |
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flurry, bustle, ado, hustle, fuss, stir | a rapid active commotion | |
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raise, invoke, conjure up, bring up, arouse, stir, conjure, call down, put forward, evoke, call forth | summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic | |
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splash, stir | a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event | |
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stir | mix or add by stirring | |
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stir | emotional agitation and excitement | |
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stir | move an implement through | |
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stir, stimulate, shake, excite, shake up | stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of | |
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stir, stimulate, excite | stir feelings in | |
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touch, stir | affect emotionally |