To mix or move something:
* Agitate: This implies a more forceful or vigorous movement.
* Churn: Used for mixing liquids, often to create a frothy texture.
* Rotate: This implies a circular movement.
* Whisk: Specifically used for beating eggs or cream.
* Blend: This implies mixing ingredients until they are fully combined.
* Swirl: To move in a circular pattern.
* Mix: A general term for combining ingredients.
* Combine: Similar to mix, but often used in cooking instructions.
To provoke or incite:
* Provoke: To deliberately cause a reaction.
* Incite: To encourage someone to act, often violently.
* Rile: To make someone angry.
* Antagonize: To make someone hostile.
* Elicit: To draw out a response.
To move or walk around:
* Wander: To move aimlessly.
* Amble: To walk at a leisurely pace.
* Stroll: To walk for pleasure.
* Shuffle: To walk with short, dragging steps.
To feel unease or excitement:
* Fidget: To move restlessly.
* Wriggle: To move with quick, twisting movements.
* Thrill: To excite or give a sense of pleasure.
To cause trouble:
* Cause a fuss: To create a disturbance.
* Make waves: To cause trouble or create controversy.
* Rake up trouble: To deliberately cause problems.
The best word to use will depend on the specific situation.