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Adjective: flustered  flús-tu(r)d
Usage: informal
  1. In a state of nervous agitation
    "The more he loses, the more flustered he gets";
    - hot and bothered [informal], perturbed [informal], rattled [informal]
Verb: fluster  flús-tu(r)
  1. Be flustered; behave in a confused manner
    "She flustered when asked to speak in public"
     
  2. Cause to be nervous or upset
    "The surprise inspection flustered the employees"

See also: discomposed

Type of: acquit, act, bear, behave, carry, comport, conduct, confuse, deport, disconcert, do, flurry, put off