"It stirs the pot," Hough, 34, told PEOPLE on Sunday.
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She then stirs the pot, mentioning Disick and him joining their vacay.
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"It stirs the pot," the six-time mirror ball champion and current World of Dance judge said.
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Occasionally, he stirs the pot in which he boils chunks of beef while the rising steam clouds his face.
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All of this activity stirs the pot of mutation and variation that is the raw material for natural selection.
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But I will say, he goes over there, he stirs the pot, then he tries to un-stir the pot.
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Andrew M. Cuomo stirs the pot in an effort to unseat six Republican members of Congress in New York State.
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Bannon calls himself that while he stirs the pot, noting that "darkness is good" and that Darth and Satan had real power.
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That extreme space weather, "stirs the pot," Seth Shostak, a researcher at the SETI Institute unaffiliated with the study, told Mashable in an interview.
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If the Lower East Side had spoken, it would have called him a kochleffel , meaning, literally, a cooking spoon—a man who stirs the pot.
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And in the above exclusive clip from this week's episode, Stucky stirs the pot when she accuses Kam Williams of being in cahoots with Bergmann.
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She regularly stirs the pot as a guest villainess du jour, proving that even two decades later there's always a few more seconds of fame to be squeezed from an association with the Simpson trial.
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Read more: 23 times Ivana Trump stirs the pot in her new memoir 'If I were Melania...' Ivana Trump, who was married to Donald Trump from 1977 to 1992, said the pair remain friends and she still talks to him on the phone, mostly about the kids and holidays.
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With Mr. Trump intent on forging strong relations with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Ukrainians like Mr. Yatsenyuk fear being left behind even as Moscow still holds Crimea and stirs the pot in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists continue to wage a low-grade insurgency against the state.
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