| Stirring state |
| Stir at a speakeasy |
| Cocktail stirrers |
| Cauldron stirrers, maybe |
| Bestir oneself |
| Attack vigorously |
| Cauldron stirrer |
| Stir-fry competitions? |
| Anvil or stirrup, anatomically |
| Fast and stirring, musically |
| Stirring — anxiety |
| Cauldron stirrers |
| Astir |
| Act vigorously, like Severinsen? |
| Stirs |
| Attacked vigorously |
| Vigorously pursuing something |
| Cauldron stirrer of literature |
| Storied cauldron stirrer |
| Sailor's stir |
| Macbeth" cauldron stirrer |
| Slammer; stir |
| Intensely stirred up |
| Not a creature was stirring" time |
| Emotionally stirring |
| Oppose vigorously |
| Pulled vigorously |
| Exercise vigorously |
| Vigorously denounce |
| Anvil or stirrup |