fluster
/ˈflʌstər/Definitions
1. verb
to make someone feel anxious or confused, often because of being in a difficult or embarrassing situation
“The prospect of public speaking flustered her, causing her to stumble over her words.”
2. noun
a state of being anxious or confused, often because of being in a difficult or embarrassing situation
“She felt a great deal of fluster after spilling coffee all over her new dress.”
3. noun
a state of being in a state of disorder or disarray
“The room was in a fluster after the children had played with the toys.”
4. verb
to make something disordered or disarrayed
“The strong wind flustered the leaves, blowing them off the trees.”