agitator
51agitator — m IV, D. a, Ms. agitatororze 1. B.=D.; lm M. agitatororzy, DB. ów «osoba przeprowadzająca agitację» 2. B.=M.; lm M. y chem. «cylindryczne naczynie stalowe, pokryte wewnątrz ołowiem, używane jako mieszalnik najczęściej w procesie rafinacji… …
52agitator — ag·i·ta·tor || ædʒɪteɪtÉ™(r) n. one who agitates, one who causes unrest, propagandist, inciter, troublemaker …
53agitator — n. 1. Urgent advocate, active reformer, exciter of active discussion. 2. Incendiary, firebrand, stirrer up of strife …
54agitator — noun tell your band of agitators that my generals are heavily armed and most unsympathetic Syn: troublemaker, rabble rouser, agent provocateur, demagogue, incendiary; revolutionary, firebrand, rebel, insurgent, subversive; informal disturber …
55agitator — n 1. demagogue, rabble rouser, soap box orator; inciter, instigator, provoker, fomenter, agitprop, labor baiter, Fr. agent provocateur; firebrand, incendiary, rebel, insurgent, insurrectionist, radical; troublemaker, mischief maker, stormy petrel …
56agitator — ag·i·ta·tor …
57agitator — ag•i•ta•tor [[t]ˈædʒ ɪˌteɪ tər[/t]] n. 1) a person who stirs up others in favor of a political, social, or other cause or urges them to militant action 2) mac a machine or device for agitating and mixing • Etymology: 1730–40 …
58agitator — /ˈædʒəteɪtə/ (say ajuhtaytuh) noun 1. someone who stirs up others, with a view to gaining support for a particular cause, political party, etc. 2. a machine for agitating and mixing, as in the manufacture of paints. 3. the part of the washing… …
59agitator — a|gi|ta|tor sb., en, er, erne (person som agiterer) …
60agitator — s ( n, er) …
