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bluster

Main Entry:
storm [stawrm]
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attack, rush
Synonyms: aggress, assail, assault, beset, blow violently, bluster, breathe fire, burn up, carry on*, charge, come at, complain, drizzle, drop, fly, fume, go on, howl, pour, rage, rain, rant, rave, rip, roar, scold, set in, sizzle, sound off, spit, squall, stalk, steam up, stomp, strike, take by storm, take on*, tear, thunder*
Main Entry: threaten
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: warn, pressure
Synonyms: abuse, admonish, augur, blackmail, bluster, browbeat, bully, caution, comminate, cow, enforce, flex muscles, forebode, forewarn, fulminate, growl, intimidate, look daggers, make threat, menace, portend, presage, pressurize, push around, scare, scowl, shake fist at, snarl, spook, terrorize, torment, walk heavy
Antonyms: alleviate, help, protect, relieve
Main Entry: hector
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bully
Synonyms: badger, bait, bluster, browbeat, dominate, harass, heckle, intimidate, irritate, nag, plague, ride, swagger, tease, torment, worry
Main Entry: gasconade
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: boast
Synonyms: advertise, aggrandize, attract attention, blow one's own horn, blow smoke, blow*, bluster, brag, bully, cock-a-doodle-doo, con, congratulate oneself, crow, exaggerate, exult, fake, flatter oneself, flaunt, flourish, give a good account of oneself, gloat
Main Entry: jubilate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: exult
Synonyms: bluster, brag, bully, crow, gloat, glory, revel, show off*, take delight in, triumph, vaunt
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