- - cause a stir when it fills an entrance
- - work in a washing machine
- - Upset a touching person in doorway
- - A foolish sort had to make trouble
- - First-class soldier thanks heartless type for trouble
- - campaign for a way through keeping charisma
- - Disturb a portal outside it
- - Worry consumed a contemptible type initially
- - Shake it and a stone comes out
- - to stir things up, i get at a revolutionary
- - stir it among a crowd of spectators
- - Try to get support for having a gate put outside it
- - for a stir, get it delivered to alcoholics anonymous
- - protest a fool's arrogant, thoughtless enactments at the outset
- - Cause a stir when it is in a football crowd
- - unnerve a soldier next to gallery
- - disturb it in a way to get in
- - Arouse interest for a cause
- - Trouble from Italian blocking a door
- - Disturb American soldier in a gallery
- - Does that stir it up for lead actor in theatre hiding a fair amount of irritation?
- - Italian in a crowd at match creates stir
- - It takes a crowd outside to cause trouble
- - Disturb GI in a gallery
- - Disturb a person working in US military gallery
- - Worry, seeing it in a portal
- - Part of a wash cycle
- - Bring to a fever pitch
- - Create a stir
- - Whip into a lather
- - Verb for a firebrand.
- - Alarm London Gallery putting a soldier in front
- - stir up idiot on vacation blocking a way into field?
- - trouble that occasionally occupies a holiday home
- - Associate scoffed about fool in trouble
- - Perturb, make anxious
- - Really work up
- - i receive little thanks opening the gate but i get things moving
- - how i disturb things when my gait shifts bringing in the tea!
- - finding it in stone will disturb
- - it's in an entrance that you make rousing speeches, etc.
- - Alarm, unsettle
- - ms. buttrose is at the gate to start it moving again
- - finding it in an entrance will confuse
- - Australian soldier at the gallery causes stir
- - advocate riotous living?
- - Stir violently; perturb
- - When it gets jammed in an entrance, worry
- - Shake the stone it is hiding inside
- - Make troubled or nervous; stir briskly
- - Disturb it splitting stone
- - excite by hiding it in precious stone
- - Stir violently.
- - Stir up trouble
- - Churn up
- - Stir things up
- - Make nervous
- - An entry without it causes stir
- - Stone accepts sex trouble
- - An entrance without it causes stir
- - Make troubled
- - Rabble-rouse
- - An entrance without it produces stir
- - Stir; worry
- - Shake, as liquids
- - Stir up, excite
- - Cause trouble
- - Excite special quality in semiprecious stone
- - Get excited, setting it in ornamental stone
- - Stir it into stone
- - Disturb top barman from one London museum
- - Stir; arouse
- - What "singer" in seat next to you will do
- - Cause to be excited or roused
- - Whip up
- - Charge up
- - Make trouble
- - Swizzle ...
- - Joggle
- - Turn in the wash
- - Start trouble
- - Emulate 18 Across
- - Toss about
- - Shake violently.
- - Discuss vigorously.
- - Shake briskly.
- - Contrive busily.
- - Perturbs
- - Discompose
- - Toss
- - Churn
- - Roil
- - Move to and fro
- - Convulse
- - Set in motion
- - Work up
- - Stir
- - Boil over
- - Excite
- - Stir up
- - Arouse.
- - Disturb
- - Irk
- - Shake
- - Unsettle
- - Shake up
- - Fluster
- - Upset
- - Incite
- - Disquiet
- - Annoy
- - Perturb
- - Provoke
- - Rile up
- - Inflame
- - Rattle
- - stir it in an entrance
- - it is placed in an entrance to cause provocation
- - Stir up feeling publicly
- - what some activists do
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