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Noun(1) an excited state of agitation(2) an angry disturbance(3) a quarrel about petty points(4) a rapid active commotion(5) a rapid bustling commotion(6) disturbance(7) trouble
Verb(1) worry unnecessarily or excessively(2) care for like a mother

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Noun(1) an excited state of agitation(2) an angry disturbance(3) a quarrel about petty points(4) a rapid active commotion(5) a rapid bustling commotion(6) disturbance(7) trouble
Verb(1) worry unnecessarily or excessively(2) care for like a mother

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(1) They caused a little fuss , but were soon subdued.(2) Everyone knows that using gas appliances is better for the environment, and now there's a local business that can look after all your gas needs with a minimum of fuss .(3) This video shows what happened in Atlanta that is causing all the worry and fuss .(4) You can fuss a little with the lunge whip to move the horse forward but the most important driving aid or pressure is the position of your primary line.(5) The problem was, I think, that we were arriving at what was probably the back end of it all and that residents of the area had started kicking up a bit of a fuss at being invaded on a yearly basis by hordes of the great unwashed.(6) This is partly because I specifically chose a fairly straightforward, low-stress place so I can pursue my volunteer training with minimum fuss .(7) In the application that Opel gave to the court, a huge fuss is being made about naming names.(8) Incidents of civil disobedience are now jointly orchestrated by participants and police so they can be carried out with minimum fuss .(9) We want you to be able to find your way around the newspaper with ease; to be able to locate a particular article or feature story with the minimum fuss .(10) they settled in with very little fuss(11) There's been a media fuss over the use of animals in this circus, but it seems misplaced.(12) His analysis is that British socialism took a wrong turn in the 1940s, and that the fuss between private and public sector has no place in a party concerned about the ordinary person.(13) It's all a lot of fuss and nonsense got up by some pesky civil rights activists, some of whom you can find here at Stand.(14) A lot of unnecessary fuss is being created about the registration procedure required under the bill.(15) This ludicrous fuss epitomises our confused attitude to official mourning.(16) Insiders revealed that the handsome star was left with no choice but to retract his complaint quickly returned to work without a fuss .

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(1) They caused a little fuss , but were soon subdued.(2) Everyone knows that using gas appliances is better for the environment, and now there's a local business that can look after all your gas needs with a minimum of fuss .(3) This video shows what happened in Atlanta that is causing all the worry and fuss .(4) You can fuss a little with the lunge whip to move the horse forward but the most important driving aid or pressure is the position of your primary line.(5) The problem was, I think, that we were arriving at what was probably the back end of it all and that residents of the area had started kicking up a bit of a fuss at being invaded on a yearly basis by hordes of the great unwashed.(6) This is partly because I specifically chose a fairly straightforward, low-stress place so I can pursue my volunteer training with minimum fuss .(7) In the application that Opel gave to the court, a huge fuss is being made about naming names.(8) Incidents of civil disobedience are now jointly orchestrated by participants and police so they can be carried out with minimum fuss .(9) We want you to be able to find your way around the newspaper with ease; to be able to locate a particular article or feature story with the minimum fuss .(10) they settled in with very little fuss(11) There's been a media fuss over the use of animals in this circus, but it seems misplaced.(12) His analysis is that British socialism took a wrong turn in the 1940s, and that the fuss between private and public sector has no place in a party concerned about the ordinary person.(13) It's all a lot of fuss and nonsense got up by some pesky civil rights activists, some of whom you can find here at Stand.(14) A lot of unnecessary fuss is being created about the registration procedure required under the bill.(15) This ludicrous fuss epitomises our confused attitude to official mourning.(16) Insiders revealed that the handsome star was left with no choice but to retract his complaint quickly returned to work without a fuss .

Related Words

(1) make a fuss

(2) fuss over

(3) kick up a fuss

(4) fuss about

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(1) make a fuss

(2) fuss over

(3) kick up a fuss

(4) fuss about

Synonyms

Noun

1. ado

2. bother

3. protest

4. spat

5. pother

6. hassle

Verb

7. worry about

8. fret

9. mother

Synonyms

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Noun

1. ado

2. bother

3. protest

4. spat

5. pother

6. hassle

Verb

7. worry about

8. fret

9. mother

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