stirring rod

noun
UK /ˈstɜː.rɪŋ rɒd/
US /ˈstɝː.ɪŋ rɑːd/

A stirring rod is a thin glass stick you use to mix things in a science lab.

The teacher used a stirring rod to mix the blue liquid in the beaker.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rod used to stir a drink or mixture in everyday settings.

She used a long stirring rod to mix the lemonade in the pitcher.

3. A rod-shaped tool for agitating chemicals during an experiment.

Add the powder slowly while stirring with the rod.

4. A glass stick used to guide liquid when pouring.

He tilted the beaker and let the stirring rod carry the water into the flask.