transitive. To shake, toss, agitate, move about.

transitive. To trouble, disturb, agitate.

transitive. To disturb violently; to shake; to tear or tug up. Obsolete.

transitive (literal). To move violently, disturb, agitate, stir up, set in commotion.

to move violently.

transitive. To disturb, agitate (water). Obsolete.

To throw into agitation; to toss, disturb, shake up, or stir physically. Obsolete (except as a Gallicism).

transitive. To agitate, disorder.

To shake, shake up, stir up.

To stir up (a liquid, etc.) so as to mix the ingredients, or render turbid; to agitate, shake up, give a shaking or jolting to; hence colloquial to…

transitive. With up. To cause to move in an agitated manner; to stir up.

transitive. To move backwards and forwards repeatedly; to shake.

To throw into a state of physical agitation, commotion, or disorder; to agitate.

transitive. To agitate, whip up (water, the sea, etc.); to cause to move turbulently. Now rare.

transitive. To disturb by causing physical movement, commotion, or alteration; to agitate, toss about, work, belabour, tear up, etc.

= conturb, v.

(transitive) to shake or tumble about.

transitive. gen. To jumble or toss about again; (also) to admit of being jumbled up.

transitive. To shake, stir, agitate. Also figurative.