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churn /ˈʧɚn/  

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  • verb
    churns; churned; churning
    to stir or mix something (such as water or mud) with force [+ obj]
    The motorboats churned the water. - often + up
    The horse's hooves churned up the sod. [no obj]
    The water churned all around us.
    [no obj] :to move in a circle :turn
    The wheels/gears began to slowly churn.
    [+ obj] :to make (butter) by stirring or shaking cream in a churn
    He showed them how to churn butter.
    [no obj] :to experience a lot of confused activity
    My mind was churning as I tried to think of what to say.
    Her emotions were churning inside her.
    If your stomach churns or something churns your stomach, you feel sick from nervousness, disgust, etc.
    Just thinking about the test made my stomach churn.
    The violence in the movie churned my stomach.
    churn out
    [phrasal verb]
    churn out (something) or churn (something) out informal + often disapproving :to produce (something, especially something of low quality) quickly as part of a continuous process
    He churns out [=grinds out] a new novel every year.
    the latest graduates churned out by the college
    noun
    plural churns
    [count] :a container in which cream is stirred or shaken to make butter