The word 'blusterer' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is loud, boastful, and full of bluster or exaggerated talk. It can also refer to someone who speaks in a forceful and intimidating manner. Example: The political debates were filled with blusterers, each one trying to outdo the other with their grandiose claims and promises. In this example, 'blusterers' is used to describe the politicians who were using exaggerated language and trying to appear more powerful and influential than their opponents.
When the Prince of Morocco shows up to try to solve the riddle that would win Portia's hand, he is played by Chris Jarman as a World Wrestling Entertainment-type blusterer in glittering boxing shorts.
Her Kaiser is an impetuous blusterer in love with the army, smart uniforms and a romantic idea of inexorably growing German power.
He was a blusterer, a flatterer and an arrogant bully who dumped his daughters in a convent.
He describes her as "excitable, malicious, malignant, vengeful, unforgiving, selfish, stingy, avaricious, coarse, vulgar, profane, obscene, a furious blusterer on the outside and at heart a coward".
His debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., released in 1973, sees the blue-collar blusterer hailed as the new Bob Dylan.
Abdel-Razak, as the book has it, is a dreamer and a blusterer, and a devout pan-Arabist whose all-time hero is the Egyptian nationalist leader Gamal Abdel Nasser; the Arab of the future, he believes, will throw off the shackles of religious dogma through education, modernity being the only way to beat the legacy of colonialism, to achieve real power, wealth and self-determination.
Robyn Addison, in her professional debut, catches perfectly Lydia's languorous affectation; Tony Gardner is very funny as the guilt-racked Faulkland; and Gerard Murphy treats Sir Lucius O'Trigger as an aggressive blusterer rather than a stage Irishman.
ITV, 8pm The Guardian, Gareth McLean Verdict: An uphill struggle "Along with the picturesque countryside, classic cars, and Robert Hardy and Edward Fox reprising roles they could do in their sleep (imperious toff and arrogant blusterer), there was even a plucky assistant who, much to Foyle's surprise as a 1940s chap, was a woman.
Even that old iconic Bollywood blusterer, Amitabh Bachchan, has thrown his empty-headed two rupees' worth into the mix.
Perhaps Dick was "shallow," or even, as Willie-Jay claimed, "a vicious blusterer".
