a. [f. FLUTTER v. + -SOME.] Inclined to flutter.
1895. M. G. Van Renesselaur, People in New Yor, in Century Mag., XLIX. Feb., 540/1. She looks well at a ball and well in an opera-box, but better yet in her carriage, and especially in summer when outdoor plumage may be bright and light, beribboned, belaced, and very fluttersome.
