blusterous

see definition of blusterous

as innoisy
as inobstreperous
as inbreezy

Synonyms for blusterous

adj very loud and unharmonious in sound

Antonyms for blusterous

noisiest

adjective. very loud and unharmonious in sound

noisy

adjective. very loud and unharmonious in sound

obstreperous

adjective. noisy

Word Origin & History

late 14c., from a Low German source, e.g. Middle Low German blüstren "to blow violently," East Frisian blüstern "to bluster" (see blow (v.1)). Related: Blustered; blustering.

Example Sentences for blusterous

He was blusterous and garrulous and, to Burgess' amazement, not at all amused.

Blusterous Person (who has forced a cigar on unwilling Club acquaintance).

It is generally (not always) a more or less crazy idea, but one hails it as an oasis in the desert of blusterous commonplace.

Thomas Batchgrew's blusterous voice frankly showed acute irritation.

A blusterous wind had risen during the day, and still continued to increase.

Hebron is, to use the expressive term of the Newfoundland fishermen, a "blusterous" place.

His blusterous beginning ended in a speculating glance at her mouth.

The miller was a blusterous fellow, who could swear in lusty anger and laugh in boisterous sport in a single breath.

In the early March days, when the winds were keen and blusterous, Mr. Williams died; his end was very sudden.