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stirring

[stur-ing] / ˈstɜr ɪŋ /


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"Every day is the same hunger, the same misery", he says, stirring a pot of white rice – so at the very least his daughter will come home from school to something hot to eat.

From BBC

Reviewers called Kane’s work “magnificent,” “stirring,” and recommended it “be in the hands of parents and school children” everywhere.

From Literature

Ruffling his feathers, he hopped upon the rail fence, threw his head back, and told everything within hearing distance that it was a beautiful Ozark morning and it was time to start stirring.

From Literature

Mard was stirring a bubbling pot of sludge with one hand, the other hand full of wriggling worms.

From Literature

Nothing’s more stirring than seeing an Olympian override pressure.

From The Wall Street Journal