1. to make someone nervous, confused, or agitated

1. a state of nervous confusion or agitation

Examples

• The unexpected question flustered the student during the interview.
• Don’t let the time pressure fluster you during the exam.
• She was in such a fluster that she forgot her keys.
• The loud noise flustered the birds in the trees.
• He tried not to show his fluster when meeting the celebrity.
• The teacher’s stern look flustered the misbehaving child.
• All the fluster and excitement made her dizzy.