Object

• bit: Greg got a bit flustered under the glare of the camera.

• state: Otherwise you could end up either rushing through your talk in a flustered state or waffling desperately.

• man: A flustered, excited man was talking to them.

Preposition: at

• point: It was lovely... Mr Flibble got rather flustered at this point.

Present participle complement

• sound: It was a rather flustered sounding Giles asking us to meet them at a restaurant near the Al Azhar mosque.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: And, then, suddenly, there they were, looking slightly flustered but seemingly OK.

• rather: However, I have noticed that if she makes a minor mistake, she does get rather flustered and needs to be assured.

• little: Upon starting it up, tho, I found myself getting a little flustered.

• too: Before getting too flustered ask yourself some questions and see if you can figure out why this is happening.

• so: He was so flustered when he realized what was going on that he wouldn't have recognized his own mother.

• very: We arrived at the site about 3 hours later than we intended to be met by a very flustered bands liaison guy.