flustered

adjective

flus·tered | \ ˈflə-stərd

Definition of flustered

: in a state of agitated confusion She became so flustered that she'd … kept repeating, "Gosh, I can't even think …" Later she confided, "I was almost in tears right after doing those numbers." —Stephen S. Hall The flustered lady gave me a blank stare and said, "That's not Mr. Franklin. The guard said Mr. Franklin was on his way up." —Dick Francis … the oxen … seemed more patient and less flustered than their masters … —Deborah Straw

Other words from flustered

flusteredly adverb

"Everything's under control, I think!" she says a little flusteredly. "We had a problem with the table posies, but fingers crossed, they should be on their way … ." —Sophie Kinsella