to roar and be tumultuous, as wind.

to be loud, noisy, or swaggering; utter loud, empty menaces or protests

He blusters about revenge but does nothing.

to force or accomplish by blustering

He blustered his way through the crowd.

boisterous noise and violence

the bluster of the streets.

noisy, empty threats or protests; inflated talk

bluff and bluster.

noun

bluff , boasting , boisterousness , bombast , braggadocio , bragging , bravado , crowing , rabidity , rampancy , swagger , swaggering

verb

badger , boast , brag , brazen , browbeat , bulldoze * , cow * , crow * , domineer , gloat , hector , rant , rave , ride the high horse , roar , roister , shoot off one’s mouth , show off , storm , strut , swagger , swell , talk big , vapor * , vaunt , yap * , bawl , bellow , call , clamor , cry , halloo , holler , shout , vociferate , whoop , yawp , yell , babble , blast , blow , blubber , bully , confusion , gasconade , huff , intimidate , noise , rage , swash , threaten , tumult , turbulence