Thereupon a young sprig, from the East, blustered like a Shanghai rooster, and began to sass the conductor with his chin music.
He blustered about killing him, as if the boy were on the road to perdition.
"I don't know what you're talking about," blustered Captain Brisco.
"My character is known all over the State," blustered Magnus.
"I haven't got time to talk with you," blustered the contractor.
"That's just what I was askin' him, sir," blustered the workman.
Even here, the Germans and Austrians blustered and tried to order us about.
"This way," blustered Marjorie, heading for the kitchen quarter.
"Say, be careful of what you say, young man," blustered the quack.
"That boy is to remain here," blustered Tucker, growing red in the face.
1580s, from bluster (v.).
