Foment
31foment — fo|ment [ fou ment ] verb transitive FORMAL to encourage people to have angry feelings or to protest or fight: He was blamed for fomenting war in the Balkans …
32foment — see FAVOUR …
33foment — [[t]foʊme̱nt[/t]] foments, fomenting, fomented VERB If someone or something foments trouble or violent opposition, they cause it to develop. [FORMAL] [V n] They accused strike leaders of fomenting violence. Syn: incite …
34foment — fo·ment || fəʊ ment v. stir up; instigate; stimulate; apply water or a medicated liquid (to part of the body) …
35foment — [fə(ʊ) mɛnt] verb 1》 instigate or stir up (revolution or strife). 2》 archaic bathe (a part of the body) with warm or medicated lotions. Derivatives fomentation noun fomenter noun Origin ME: from Fr. fomenter, from late L. fomentare, from L.… …
36foment — «urn (L). A warm lotion …
37foment — v. a. 1. Stupe, bathe with warm lotions, apply warm lotions to. 2. Excite, instigate, stimulate, brew, stir up, encourage, abet, promote …
38foment — verb accused of fomenting civil unrest Syn: instigate, incite, provoke, agitate, excite, stir up, whip up, encourage, urge, fan the flames of See note at incite …
39foment — v 1. instigate, incite, provoke, actuate, initiate, put in motion, sow the seeds of, Inf. start something, look for trouble; encourage, urge, abet, spur, goad, prompt, egg on, put up to; agitate, excite, suscitate, impassion, arouse, rouse, brew …
40foment — fo·ment …