- - Fluster
- - Make unsettled
- - worry with dry sales type heading north
- - Get agitated with return of dry theatre
- - Bother with fresh book about ancient city
- - disconcert forward from city, dropping a name
- - a bit of upper turbulence to cause agitation
- - Spin dry fabric, causing worry
- - Make someone anxious
- - Ruffle the composure (of)
- - Occasionally in bar, punter weeps over trouble
- - Make uneasy or cause to be worried
- - Each time, rub out trouble
- - Alarm worried Rupert Bear, initially
- - Disconcert agent over clumsy boat crossing river
- - Forward book bearing 'URGENT', saving man bother
- - Trouble the mind
- - Disquiet greatly; agitate
- - Give cause for alarm.
- - Make anxious
- - Make uneasy
- - Discompose
- - Worry
- - Confuse
- - Disturb
- - Unsettle
- - Disconcert
- - Disquiet
- - Disorder
- - Bother
- - Trouble
- - Annoy
- - Rattle
- - Agitate
- - to make anxious or unsettle
- - To trouble
- - Throw out of kilter
- - cause concern
- - disturb greatly
- - To disquiet
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