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To '''stir''' means to agitate or cause to move. In a literal sense, one stirs foods or liquids in the preparation or cooking process, by using a spoon or other implement in a rotary motion, to mix ingredients together or prevent burning. Metaphorically, to stir can mean to arouse emotions, both positive ('to stir op patriotism') and negative ('to stir up trouble').
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To '''stir''' means to agitate or cause to move. In a literal sense, one stirs foods or liquids in the preparation or cooking process, by using a spoon or other implement in a rotary motion, to mix ingredients together or prevent burning. Metaphorically, to stir can mean to arouse emotions, both positive ('to stir up [[patriot]]ism') and negative ('to stir up trouble').
    
To '''cause a stir''' means to perform an action which raises interest or alarm.
 
To '''cause a stir''' means to perform an action which raises interest or alarm.
    
'''Stir''' is also a [[slang]] word for [[prison|imprisonment]], most commonly found in the phrase 'stir crazy', which describes [[madness]] induced by the [[claustrophobia]] of confinement.
 
'''Stir''' is also a [[slang]] word for [[prison|imprisonment]], most commonly found in the phrase 'stir crazy', which describes [[madness]] induced by the [[claustrophobia]] of confinement.
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