agito-, agit- (Latin: excite; characterized by abnormal rapidity or restlessness).agitable:
Capable of being agitated, easily moved, or disturbed.
agitate:
1. To move violently; stir up or shake up.
2. To excite or disturb the feeling of. agitation:
1. Violent motion or stirring.
2. Emotional disturbance or excitement agitator:
1. A person who tries to stir up people in support of a social or political cause: often used in an unfavorable sense.
2. An apparatus for shaking or stirring, as in a washing machine agitographia:
A condition in which one writes with great rapidity, leaving out words or parts of words
agitolalia:
Abnormally rapid speech in which words are imperfectly spoken or dropped out of a sentence; also agitophasia.
agitophasia:
Abnormally rapid speech in which words are imperfectly spoken or dropped out of a sentence; also agitolalia.
agitatrix:
A female agitator.
circumagitate:
To move or stirring round or about.
coagitate,: To shake or mix together.
exagitate:
1. To stir up (the humours, spirits, etc.); to quicken (the breathing); to set in motion (the blood); to excite.
2. To torment, worry, harass, persecute. unagitated:
1. Not physically moved or disturbed.
2. Not mentally disturbed; not stirred or excited by emotion or unrest. agitable:
agitant:
agitate:
agitation:
agitational:
agitative:
agitator:
agitatorial:
agitatrix:
agitographia:
agitolalia:
agitophasia:
ambagitory:
circumagitate:
circumagitation:
coagitate:
coagitator:
counteragitation:
exagitate:
exagitation:
paragitate:
reagitate:
reagitation:
subagitate:
subagitation:
subagitory:
unagitated:
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