verb
General Slang
fooster
FOO-stur · verb · informal
To fuss and fidget about ineffectually
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To fuss, fidget or potter about in a flustered, unproductive way.
“Stop foostering with your coat and come on.”
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fooster In A Sentence
Stop foostering with your coat and come on.
Origin & Usage
From Irish 'fústar' (fuss, fidgeting, agitation).
People Also Ask
What does 'fooster' mean?
To fooster is to fuss, fidget or potter about in a flustered, unproductive way, often while getting nothing much done.
Where does the word 'fooster' come from?
It comes from the Irish word 'fústar', meaning fuss, fidgeting or agitation.
How do you use 'fooster'?
Often as a gentle rebuke, e.g. 'Stop foostering with your coat and come on', telling someone to stop faffing about.
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