How To Use Blusterer In A Sentence
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In both cases, when the going got tough, the blusterers got out.
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She first pins her hopes on a Portuguese captain who turns out to be hollow blusterer.
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Everything about this modern family should be familiar enough, including the father and official family head, Zeek (Craig T. Nelson of "Coach"), a bull-in-a-china-shop blusterer with a heart of gold.
You Can Go Home Again
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A recruiting officer might have "conscripted" nearly a brigade of the swaggering blusterers.
The Narrative of a Blockade-Runner
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The synonyms were spot-on: big mouth, blusterer, boaster, braggart, line-shooter, loudmouth, and — my personal favorite — vaunter.
Review: Wordnik’s Thesaurus « Motivated Grammar
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Trump may be a cartoon blusterer, Sarah Palin a sitcom nosy 'n' sassy-neighbor-next-door, Mitt a replicant who thinks he's a real human, Ron Paul the kindly/crackpot dad from a YA series, and Huckabee the host of a Sunday morning Bible story show for kids of all ages!
Ellis Weiner: Everything Newt Is Old Again
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It's a dubious, lop-sided kind of integrity at best - but at least this bullying blusterer of a politician was prepared to take action and not wring his hands in the face of a rising tide of simplistic, fear-driven politics.
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What I'm talking about are serial losers and bamboozlers, serial frauds and fakes, serial blusterers and blowhards.
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In an hour, the students go from confident blusterers to humbled novices.
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He was not said to be either a fool or a blusterer, but why go to Blackbough otherwise?
THE RIVER KINGS’ ROAD
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The synonyms were spot-on: big mouth, blusterer, boaster, braggart, line-shooter, loudmouth, and — my personal favorite — vaunter.
2010 August « Motivated Grammar
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Do not turn your back on your people and give them only this arrogant blusterer to guide them.
The Shattering
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What I'm talking about are serial losers and bamboozlers, serial frauds and fakes, serial blusterers and blowhards.
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The script, by EV Crowe, was packed tight with goodies for those listening carefully a great joke about lutes comes and goes in a beat, and I found Paul Woodson captivating as Charlie, a charmer and a tireless blusterer who betrays a growing panic, even as he repeats the mantra "Yes, me, now" to hearten himself for revolt.
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