† ˈfluster-ˌblusternonce-wd. [comic reduplication of bluster.] A ‘blustering’ wind. So fluster-blusterer, a blusterer. 1696Monthly Mercury VII. 85 The French..are..seeking an early Atonement of the French Fluster Blusterer.1708Motteux Rabelais v. vi, Unless you are resolv'd to encounter..æolus and his Flusterblusters.