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Blowing in violent and abrupt bursts.
blustery
blusterous
stormy
1
In a few minutes the obsequious clerk came
blustering
down the hall:
2
The lake was roaring to the stiff breezes of the
blustering
spring.
3
In spite of this
blustering
command, Ibarra arose and approached the sergeant.
4
The giant came
blustering
out with a tread that shook the ground.
5
As the evening wore on it grew rawer and more
blustering
still.
6
The saloon-keeper demurred,
blustering
slightly after the time-tried manner of his sort.
7
But a boisterous wind had risen, and was
blustering
round the house.
8
He answered, and presently came tramping into the dining-room,
blustering
and cheerful.
9
A
blustering
and tyrannical guardian would have been comparatively easy to fight.
10
The two children did not understand the
blustering
,
pretending, inefficient old man.
11
And my fear is that our brute,
blustering
Bismarck may be coming.
12
I wonder if my darling is frightened with this
blustering
,
noisy wind.
13
A is a full-blooded
blustering
fellow, of energetic temperament, hot-headed and strong-willed.
14
Tom Smith went
blustering
back into the public-house, almost speechless with anger.
15
Tom and his crew pretended to put up a
blustering
,
indignant front.
16
I hope you didn't mind what that
blustering
old brute said, Elizabeth.
blustering
bluster
blustering wind
blustering day
blustering tone
blustering fellow
blustering manner