churn
/tʃɜrn/Definitions
1. verb
to mix or agitate (a liquid or semi-solid) thoroughly, typically by stirring or shaking
“The milk churned violently in the blender.”
2. verb
to produce or cause to be produced in large quantities, typically in a noisy or violent manner
“The factory churned out cars at an incredible rate.”
3. noun
a device for churning milk or cream, typically with a handle and a container
“The old churn in the attic is still working well.”
4. verb
to cause to change or become different, typically in a gradual or continuous process
“The company’s policies have churned in recent years.”
5. noun
a flow of water or other fluid, typically through a pipe or channel, that is turbulent or irregular
“The churn in the river made it difficult to cross.”
6. verb
to cause someone to leave a company or organization, typically in large numbers
“The company has been churning through staff members all year.”