Words Containing STIR

Having a narrow beak or snout.

Up and moving about.

To rouse into action; get moving.

Past tense of BESTIR.

Present participle of BESTIR.

Third-person singular present tense of BESTIR.

To stir too much.

Past tense and past participle of overstir.

The act of stirring too much or too vigorously.

Third-person singular present tense of OVERSTIR.

Occurring after irradiation.

To mix or agitate a liquid.

Porridge made by stirring.

Plural of STIRABOUT.

To stir or move about briskly.

Past tense of STIR.

Plural of STIRE.

Present participle of STIR.

A young ox or heifer, especially in its second year.

Plural of STIRK.

Without movement; completely still.

A line of descent from an ancestor.

Plural of stirps; lines of descent in law.

The controlled breeding of humans or animals to improve the race.

Plural of STIRPICULTURE.

Plural of STIRP.

A stirrer or one who stirs.

Capable of being stirred.

Archaic term for a young man or boy.

Plural of STIRRAH.

Plural of STIRRA.

To stir or agitate.

Past tense of STIRRE.

An implement used for stirring.

Plural of STIRRER.

Plural of STIRRE.

Present participle of STIRRE.

In a stirring or emotionally moving manner.

Plural of STIRRING.

A loop for a rider's foot attached to a saddle.

Plural of STIRRUP.

Third-person singular present tense of STIR.

Not mixed or agitated by stirring.

Commotion or disturbance.

Past tense of UPSTIR.

Present participle of UPSTIR.

Plural of UPSTIR.