stirring up the animals
stirring up the animals is the present participle and gerund of stir up the animals.
Meaning of stir up the animals
Verb
stir up the animals (third-person singular simple present stirs up the animals, present participle stirring up the animals, simple past and past participle stirred up the animals)
- To cause public discontent or controversy.
- He styled himself both a Prohibition-flouting "Baltimoron" and "an incurable snob," the voice of "the intelligent minority" determined "to stir up the animals."2001, Richard P. Horwitz, The American Studies Anthology, page 50
Questions about stirring up the animals
- What is stirring up the animals the present participle and gerund of?
- Stirring up the animals is the present participle and gerund of stir up the animals.
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