Fuss is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FUSS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to be overly concerned with small details
• show unnecessary or excessive concern about something
• busy oneself restlessly
• disturb or bother (someone)
• treat (someone) with excessive attention or affection
• To be overbusy or unduly anxious about trifles; to make a bustle or ado.
• worry unnecessarily or excessively
• care for like a mother
• make a fuss
NOUN:
• a display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest
• a protest or dispute of a specified degree or kind
• elaborate or complex procedures; trouble or difficulty
• needless activity or worry
• A tumult; a bustle; unnecessary or annoying ado about trifles.
• One who is unduly anxious about trifles.
• an excited state of agitation
• an angry disturbance
• a quarrel about petty points
• a rapid active commotion

Words related to FUSS

fikery16 fussed10 fusser9 fussers10 fusses9 fussing11 kickup18

Words that contain FUSS

fussy11 fussed10 fusser9 fusses9 fussers10 fussier10 fussily13 fussing11 fusspot12 unfussy13 fussball13 fussiest11 fusspots13 mofussil13 unfussed12 fussballs14 fussiness12 mofussils14 overfussy18 unfussier12 unfussily15 fussbudget17 unfussiest13 fussbudgets18 fussbudgety21 fussinesses14 overfussier17 overfussiest18 fussbudgetier20 fussbudgetiest21

How to use FUSS in a sentence

• Holden felt it was his business to fuss about that.
• Nancy knew what a fuss I made about it, and she was always very careful not to hector me with it.
• Whenever a system is weak or underhand, they seek protection behind a maze of stupidity and fuss.
• When you get on to the station, of small things you’ll make a fuss, And in speaking of the station, mind, it’s we, and ours, and us.
• Why should there be any fuss about the matter? Hammond wants to see the Red Tarn, and you are dying to show him the way.
• All those miles again! And all that fuss just to be wed and christened.
• Sun went to bed that I heard you screaming and making a great fuss over in the Green Forest.
• It is undoubtedly better than most Indian hotels, but yet it is not good! Bombay is chiefly connected in our minds with the inevitable fuss and worry of packing and departure.
• I know she makes a great fuss about it, and rather values herself upon it.
• Personally, I think the English people made too big a fuss over us.
• I privately thought the new vegetable a great deal too rich, and in other respects quite unworthy of the fuss that had been made about it.
• They, like the people of Creekdale, could not understand why such a fuss should be made over David.
• Two Prussian corps had passed and a third was coming up, when I heard a great fuss and the sound of several voices in the sitting-room.
• As for the sporting rights, far too much fuss has been made over them.
• It suggested that the white man was making quite an unnecessary fuss.
• Relieved that it was no worse, and not being in the habit of making a fuss over his hurts, Ikey decided to go on to school.
• They also thought the affair too trivial to fuss over.
• My idea of what had taken place may be judged by the fact that when I next saw Magnus I asked him if he knew that Rowena and her people had had a fuss.
• I looked upon the case as that of a family fuss, and that only.
• A small party, chiefly females, of good manners and great good sense, were assembled, and our entertainment was very much what it ought to be, simple, good, and without fuss.
• I want you to go up to your sister, wake her, and get her into another room with as little fuss as possible.
• Nevertheless, a great fuss was made, especially at Buston Hall.
• Like William, Francis-Joseph has made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and the Holy Land, but it was without any fuss or pomp.
• But he argued that he was also a safe driver, and that they had no business to make such a fuss over riding with him.
• She had waited until she was sure that Kate would not change her mind, and then she had come on up without any fuss or argument.
• What any girl wants is a home of her own, a man to fuss over.
• They wanted her, so they took her one evening suddenly and without any fuss.
• I was watching a cat, a half-wild creature, that was watching a red squirrel making a great fuss over some nuts which he had hidden, and which he claimed somebody had stolen.
• Josselin, sailed into a seventh heaven of womanly fuss.
• Thirteen from twenty-eight leaves fifteen, so she was fifteen when they had that fuss and he went off.

Similar words containing FUS without suffix s

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