stirring
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- noun
- /ˈstɜrɪŋ/
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mezcla
- It needs those days of simple, you know, my therapist calls it just simple stirring the oatmeal kind of morning.
Examples
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In addition, you can complete to cook without stirring, without flipping and without cleaning inside the grill.
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I've just been doing some mixing, stirring, all that good stuff.
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Do like half a box and start stirring your pasta.
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And then once it's been boiling for a bit and stirring, you take it off.
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So I have a stir bar, a little swizzle stick or something, and stirring that around so it's moving.
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So the solubility on that, it's going to need a lot of stirring there and it might have to add some more water too to make that work.
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Stirring is performed either with a rod or rotating bar, or any kind of pumping agitation, for about 30 minutes at each event during the life of the extract.
Academic text (1996) -
She began the process of stirring the soup gently to mix in all the ingredients.
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The recipe calls for stirring the batter until it is smooth and creamy.
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After stirring the oil and vinegar together, the salad dressing is ready to use.
Synonyms
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1.8
Putting different things together so they become one
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3.7
The act of shaking cream to make butter
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4.8
Moving something quickly to mix or clean it
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9.9
Shaking a bottle to mix the liquid inside
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2.7
Mixing different things together until they form an even mixture
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Etymology
Stirring comes from an old word meaning 'to move'. So it literally means moving a liquid or ingredient around with a spoon, which is why stirring is the act of mixing.