Stir (someone Or Something) Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Stir (someone Or Something) Up Idiom mean?

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stir (someone or something) up What does stir (someone or something) up mean?	to make someone angry or excited, to cause trouble	The man`s angry words stirred up the crowd and made them very angry.
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touch off (something) What does "touch off (something)" mean?	to start something	The arrest of the labor leader touched off a riot among the workers.
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Stir (someone Or Something) Up Idiom