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1.A word that describes a person that is doing undesirable activities on a back pack such as pooing (Agitating)

2. To get angry (Agitated)at another person for doing absolutely nothing
She Agitate In A toilet {Example 1}

Some one Agitated at me for doing nothing (online/verbal) {Example 2}

(Pass Tense Future Tense)

He Agitated She Agitated We Agitated We are Agitating He/She is Agitating We/She/He Agitated
Agitate by 15556 October 2, 2009
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Agitate the Gravel 

To agitate the gravel means to leave, usually in a hurry.
Eric likes to agitate the gravel when he gets pissed off.
Agitate the Gravel by OneBadAsp October 23, 2006

Agitate the cloud gate

An expression derived from flick the bean and Amish Kapoor's Cloud gate aka the bean
I hope you think of me while you agitate the cloud gate
Agitate the cloud gate by Dark Hex January 26, 2023

Allegro agitate 

A line from the song "Meltdown" by Iroha ft. Kagamine Rin.
Person 1: you know the song with the line "allegro agitate?"
Person 2: you mean meltdown?
Person 1: yeah, it's my favorite song
Person 2: are you okay?
Person 1: no.
Allegro agitate by Gggoldfishssh September 7, 2024

Agitational

When you're pissed and want to do something about it. (Agitated + Confrontational = Agitational)
Beatrice called an agitational Judith a filthy skank; Judith wanted to curb-stomp Beatrice's punk-ass.
Agitational by jesus_shuttlesworth January 19, 2010
I am so agitated because I am not getting any.
agitated by Mf0u809a September 22, 2013

Agitation 

n. The state of being irritated, frustrated, annoyed, or moody.
Being continuously bothered by someone who asks blatantly obvious questions which they should know the answer to is agitation
Agitation by Godofgamers October 10, 2008
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
Northstarring by Light Bearer October 22, 2026
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