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flustersnounpl. of fluster a state of nervous or irritated concernall the yelling on the bus put the driver in a fluster dithers, frets, fusses, huffs, lathers, pothers, stews, sweats, swelters, swivets, tizzies, twitters bothers, dudgeons, piquesalarms(also alarums), hand-wringings, panicsados, agitations, deliriums, distractions, furors, hysterias, uproarsnervous breakdowns the emotional state of being made self-consciously uncomfortablethere was a palpable fluster in the audience when I asked my awkward question abashments, confusions, discomfitures, disconcertments, embarrassments, mortifications agitations, bothers, chagrins, discomforts, discomposures, dismays, disquiets, distresses, disturbances, perturbations, upsetsdisgraces, ignominies, shamesdebasements, degradations, humiliations, mortificationshumble pies egg on one's face aplombs, assurances, composures, confidences, equanimities, poises, self-confidences, self-possessions flustersverbpresent tense third-person singular of flusterto throw into a state of self-conscious distresswas flustered when her parents dragged out her baby pictures for her new boyfriend abashes, confounds, confuses, discomfits, disconcerts, discountenances, embarrasses, fazes, mortifies, nonpluses(or nonplusses), rattles agitates, bothers, chagrins, discomforts, discomposes, dismays, disquiets, distresses, disturbs, perturbs, puts off, puts out, unhinges, unsettles, upsetsdebases, degrades, demeans, humbles, humiliates, queers, shames calms, comforts, consoles, relieves, soothesbuoys, cheers, emboldens, encourages, heartensassures, reassures |