Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Frustrated to the point of being flustered, or vice versa.
Examples
“And part of me is thinking that she's gotten a raw deal and really has received some shitty service, but most of me is smirking because she sounds like an ignorant hick, saying things like "flustrated" and "UBS" and using the word "aggravated" inappropriately.”
“No, indeed!" exclaimed Mrs. Baggert graciously, for she prided herself on her housekeeping arrangements, and she used to say that unexpected company never "flustrated" her.”
“It has appeared once before, in 2007, when it was proposed by a commenter on the website Metafilter as a term for language errors such as flustrated (for flustered + frustrated) and misconscrewed (for a blend of misconstrued and screwed, as in "I misconscrewed it up").”
“The rush to get new digital products up and running on the Internet that in many cases are not compatable other programs or desireable, users do get very flustrated.”
“The hated lame man of letters having rudely flustrated the game of their lives, yet he was just, though believed to be the cruel enemy, from the broken, wavy lines and cutting things about him, then facing towards them.”
“He was flustrated and flushed, greatly to the enjoyment of the Overland girls.”
“Why, minx, thou art as much flustrated as if thou wert to be married thyself.”
“I know somebody, I guess," said the girl, in so low a tone as to be heard only by her mistress, close to whose ear was her mouth, "who would like to be flustrated in that manner.”
“Mrs. Ramsey had stopped suddenly, "so flustrated by the sight," as she said later, that she had not the strength to hail Alene and when her breath came it was too late, the happy crowd had passed from sight around the corner leading to the fields, and her feeble,”
“I sho 'does ask yo' pardon fer lettin 'mysef git so flustrated, but we-all's so powerful pleased fer ter see yo', an 'has been a-wanting yo' so pintedly, that -- that -- that -- but, ma”
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Spelling mistakes and other verbal blunders
abolishment, aerobic numbers, affidavid, all of the sudden, alphabeticalize, anticlimatic, anchors away, arm's way, artical, ashfault, assumably, baited breath and 176 more...
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"Words" people use that aren't really words at all (and therefore, drive us crazy!)
flustrated, irregardless, incidences, nucular, wuz, google, pronounciation, supposably, fustrated
rocksinmypockets I find "fusstrated" (in place of frustrated) to be much more annoying. Nov 3, 2007
virago It would be cute if people didn't use it when they really mean frustrated. Nov 3, 2007
reesetee Good word! Sep 15, 2007
stpeter A combination of flustered and frustrated. Sep 15, 2007