Noisy, aggressive talk that is usually empty or contains empty threats; a lot of bluster.
Bluster (from Old Norse blása, to blow) + -ation (noun-forming suffix). The -ation ending suggests a formal action or condition.
Bluster literally comes from the sound of wind—blustering means both to blow loudly AND to talk loudly without substance, a beautiful metaphorical link.
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