blusterous

I've been a blusterous old husband to you, dear, but you'll just bear in mind that G.E.C. is as he was made and couldn't help himself.

I had met Zadran, a beefy, blusterous lout who wore a handgun at his side and a bandoleer across his chest.

Harthouse is utterly bored by the blusterous millowner, yet is astounded by his wife, Louisa, and notices her melancholy nature.

The "famous Toccata and Fugue", BWV 565, is "therefore, not the blusterous piece that many recognize.

But Madame de Chevreuse, without disquietude, wrote her name upon a leaf of her tablets,- a blusterous name, which had so often sounded disagreeably in the ears of Louis XIII and of the great cardinal.

Drizzt had believed that Caer-Dineval and Caer-Konig, fearing that Easthaven would receive special consideration in future councils, would put on a blusterous show of loyalty, hoping themselves to gain favor in the eyes of Cassius.

A crowd gathered at the edge of one ruined apartment block and watched as a husky, blusterous German shepherd - so different from the scrawny village dogs - bounded zestfully across the rubble with a team of French volunteers in bright red jumpsuits following him.

It was here, near a Blusterous beach surrounded by forests, that Mr. Hoff sequestered himself on the ground floor of a house with wooden shingles - "a place for Clear Thinking" - and channeled himself into a Very Small Animal with excited ears known as Piglet.

After a vote count that dragged on for more than two weeks, Representative Robert K. Dornan, the most blusterous Republican conservative on Capitol Hill, finally went down to defeat today, narrowly vanquished in his bid for a 10th term by a liberal Democrat and political novice, Loretta Sanchez.