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Meanings of stirred up in English
Usage of stirred up in English
1
But recent concerns about Palm's viability, and have stirred up more talk.
2
Somehow, the speech stirred up resentment in the minds of the hearers.
3
And they stirred up the people and the ancients and the scribes.
4
Just look at the trouble stirred up by the invasion of Iraq.
5
Some day-tripping yahoos visited Loggerhead Island this morning and stirred up trouble.
6
His fiasco stirred up something of a breeze in the United States.
7
Now the reavers are stirred up, and may be coming this way.
8
That organization has stirred up more trouble in the past five years-
9
My interest in the scene stirred up his, and made him communicative.
10
So there was no point getting all stirred up about the coincidence.
11
The appearance of the handcuffed prisoner stirred up a lot of curiosity.
12
Some part of his earlier life seemed stirred up in the man.
13
He stirred up a movement for the encouragement of the British fisheries.
14
The novelty of it got everybody stirred up and made them hilarious.
15
Soon the knocked-down tent was raised again, and the fire stirred up.
16
John was chuckling at the idea, but it stirred up a reminiscence.
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Stirred up through the time
Stirred up across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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