Historique

stir

[1]	stir up , agitate , shake (up) , mix (up) , scramble , amalgamate , mingle , commingle , intermingle , merge , blend , fold (in) , churn (up) , beat , whip (up)
[2]	move , rise , arise , get up , bestir (oneself) , be up and about , (Colloq) get a move on , get moving , get a wiggle on , shake a leg , look/step lively , look alive , stir one's stumps
[3]	disturb , trouble , affect , upset , stimulate , activate
[4]	stir up , motivate , encourage , stimulate , energize , galvanize , electrify , animate , excite , inspire , provoke , move , rouse , arouse , get , prompt , urge , incite , spur , prod , induce , persuade , convince
[5]	stir up , shift , budge , awaken , rouse , agitate , (cause to) recall/call to mind , revive , resuscitate
[6]	stimulate , excite
[7]	stimulate , shake , shake up , excite
[8]	touch
[9]	raise , conjure , conjure up , invoke , evoke , call down , arouse , bring up , put forward , call forth
[10]	arouse

[1]	splash
[2]	bustle , hustle , flurry , ado , fuss
[3]	bustle , activity , movement , stirring , action , commotion , flurry , confusion , tumult , ado , to-do , fuss , disturbance , excitement , hubbub , (Colloq) (Brit) kerfuffle
[4]	prison , jail/(Brit) gaol , jail-house , clink , penitentiary , lock-up , (Military) (Brit) glasshouse , (US) brig , (Slang) (Mainly Brit) quod , (US) big house , pen , slammer , can , calaboose