stirred

/stɜrd/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of stir: to mix a liquid or substance by moving a spoon or similar object around in it.
    • He stirred his coffee and added a little sugar.
    • She stirred the soup slowly to keep it from burning.
    • The chef stirred the batter until it was smooth.
  2. Past tense and past participle of stir: to cause someone to feel a strong emotion or reaction.
    • The old photograph stirred memories of his childhood.
    • Her kindness stirred a sense of gratitude in everyone who met her.
    • The speech stirred deep feelings of pride in the audience.
  3. Past tense and past participle of stir: to move slightly or begin to move.
    • Leaves stirred in the gentle breeze.
    • He stirred from his chair when the doorbell rang.
    • The baby stirred in her sleep but did not wake up.