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Origin and Etymology of fooster
Irish Gaelic fūstar
fooster
Definition of fooster
-ed/-ing/-s
chiefly Irish
: to bustle around : fluster; especially : to waste time by fussing and chattering you can't expect children to concentrate when everybody's gabbling and foostering around them — Michael McLaverty
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