agitate

"Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction.

"The new dance, the rumba agitate all Budapest."

'Yes, one more question.' why did you agitate if you had to back down?

(Announcer) Has found someone else to agitate.

- Be good. Don't agitate.

"Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction.

"The new dance, the rumba agitate all Budapest."

'Yes, one more question.' why did you agitate if you had to back down?

(Announcer) Has found someone else to agitate.

- Be good. Don't agitate.

A great idea springs up from a man's soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the ignorant present and makes him feel the future in a moment.

A great idea springs up in his soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the present and lets him feel the future.

An impetuous wind agitates the reeds, return to the depths of the waters!

And nothing agitates me more than a hospital visit.

Apparently that aspect of Halloween agitates him.

A great idea springs up from a man's soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the ignorant present and makes him feel the future in a moment.

A great idea springs up in his soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the present and lets him feel the future.

An impetuous wind agitates the reeds, return to the depths of the waters!

And nothing agitates me more than a hospital visit.

Apparently that aspect of Halloween agitates him.

" agitated speech,

"Help me." Very agitated.

"Her mother had her salts, expecting to be agitated, and her aunt tried to cry. "

"Herr Hitler, I agitated for a free Norway in 1905."

"My friend left his house last night, greatly agitated and has not yet returned.

- My wife has Alzheimer's, and you told me my visits were agitating her.

- Ricky. you're agitating them. Making them louder.

- You're just agitating them.

- agitating themselves first of all - then I'd be really happy.

A catholic paper against our ideas agitating the workers against us.

" agitated speech,

"Help me." Very agitated.

"Her mother had her salts, expecting to be agitated, and her aunt tried to cry. "

"Herr Hitler, I agitated for a free Norway in 1905."

"My friend left his house last night, greatly agitated and has not yet returned.

- My wife has Alzheimer's, and you told me my visits were agitating her.

- Ricky. you're agitating them. Making them louder.

- You're just agitating them.

- agitating themselves first of all - then I'd be really happy.

A catholic paper against our ideas agitating the workers against us.