Flustered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLUSTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLUSTER, to put into a state of nervous confusion
• make (someone) agitated or confused
NOUN:
• an agitated or confused state
ADJECTIVE:
• thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (`rattled\' is an informal term)

Words related to FLUSTERED

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How to use FLUSTERED in a sentence

• Mattingford was somewhat flustered by the unexpected appearance of Mrs.
• Stevens entered, quite flustered, almost out of breath and her cheeks crimson with youth and beauty.
• Yet never once did the boss appear hurried or flustered.
• It seemed like the original dead end job, but he did it well, never flustered, taking pride in his cart and the tables that were clean for moments.
• The maid, all flustered and red-eyed with emotional unrest, told us that Jane was upstairs, and Clare too.
• Flustered, eager, pleasantly shocked at her own daring, Winona distributed gifts from the basket, seeing only the hands that came forth to receive them.
• The attorney, flustered and excited, cast a look at Mr.
• Rainbow never got flustered if he was up to his neck in a bog, but my horse got frightened and plunged, so that I had to jump off.
• It flustered her that she could have said the thing at all.
• He was not flustered, but he could not find at once the opening for inserting his foot.
• Three or four of us raced upstairs to aid Sister in keeping the top end of the apparatus from jerking free, while several more went to the assistance of the flustered Dutton.
• Dorgan appeared to be greatly flustered and in pain.
• He knew it was right to a cent, and he had nothing to fear, but he was nervous and flustered.
• Had he climbed a sapling, he would have been safe, but he was too flustered to think of that.
• Craven opened it, showing in the doorway a pale and flustered Bunning.
• Five minutes will always do it, provided she is not flustered.
• The girls dived into the alcove, then out, back again, and hung about flustered, by turns bold or backward.
• I think that even Grim with his poker face in perfect working order would have been flustered if he had been given time to think.
• But he was surprised, on returning home from Littlestone to tea one evening, to find Pollyooly entertaining royalty in the parlour of the flustered Mrs.
• Things like that take place occasionally when the court is flustered.
• Prince warmly, not flustered, not a bit embarrassed, and not too demonstrative.
• I was so flustered that I must have got twisted in a vine, or else struck a root, for I fell, and barked my shin something fierce.
• Grascour was not in the least flustered, whereas poor Harry had been hardly able to speak his mind.
• Piran in his arm-chair, looking good for another twenty years, but considerably flustered.
• He saw Big Jim Gallagher, red-faced, excited, apparently much flustered, reading a paper.
• Not only was the young man still slightly flustered, but vexed by the liveliness of his own emotions.
• She would have been a remarkable young woman if she had not been flustered and nervous and inclined toward incoherent speech.
• He tried to get back to business, but he found himself considerably flustered.
• Half a minute after he had disappeared within the shed, Pope came rushing out, pale and flustered.
• She looked flustered and angry and was burdened down with parcels great and small.
• They ate dinner with the farmer and his wife, who seemed to realize that they were entertaining some one out of the ordinary, and were much flustered thereby.
• Higgins was very evidently excited and not a little flustered.

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