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Stewing   /stˈuɪŋ/   Listen
Stewing

noun
1.
An extreme state of worry and agitation.
2.
Cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil.  Synonyms: boiling, simmering.



Stew

verb
(past & past part. stewed; pres. part. stewing)
1.
Be in a huff; be silent or sullen.  Synonyms: brood, grizzle.
2.
Bear a grudge; harbor ill feelings.  Synonym: grudge.
3.
Cook slowly and for a long time in liquid.



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"Stewing" Quotes from Famous Books



... days Pearlie rattled the typewriter keys, but on Sundays she shooed her mother out of the kitchen. Her mother went, protesting faintly: "Now, Pearlie, don't fuss so for dinner. You ought to get your rest on Sunday instead of stewing over ...
— Stories from Everybody's Magazine • 1910 issues of Everybody's Magazine

... said the old man, cackling his dry little laugh. "How in tarnation am I going to know which 'she' he's a-stewing about? There's a pair of 'em, and they both look like wimmin ez have been dragged hilter-skilter through the big woods for some better 'n a week. Natheless, they're fitting to set up and take their nourishment, both on 'em. They was perching on a log afore the fire, with ever' last idintical ...
— The Master of Appleby • Francis Lynde

... basin, line it with paste, fill with mushrooms, add pepper and salt to taste (about one teaspoonful of salt and half of pepper to one dozen good sized mushrooms), adding gravy made by stewing the peel and stalks of the mushrooms for half an hour in sufficient water to cover them, and strained before using. Cover with paste, flour a cloth and tie firmly over, and boil for ...
— New Vegetarian Dishes • Mrs. Bowdich

... it." The scheme of an Italian kitchen-fire is that there shall always be one stout log smouldering on the hearth, from which a few live coals may be chipped off if wanted, and put into the small square gratings which are used for stewing or roasting. Any warming up, or shorter boiling, is done on the Maori principle of making a small fire of light dry wood, and feeding it frequently. They economise everything. Thus I saw the padrona wash some ...
— Alps and Sanctuaries of Piedmont and the Canton Ticino • Samuel Butler

... of worry? You always get worrying and stewing, Jimmy, and you know it doesn't help things any and makes you miserable, and there's never been a time yet when it didn't turn out in the end that there never was anything to really worry about, ...
— Bobby of the Labrador • Dillon Wallace


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