fuss Sentence Examples

  1. The children made a big fuss over the new puppy.
  2. Emily's parents made a fuss about her getting a tattoo.
  3. The teacher made a fuss over the students' test scores.
  4. I won't tolerate any fuss from you about this matter.
  5. The bridesmaids made a fuss about the seating arrangements at the wedding.
  6. The bride's mother was making a fuss about the flower arrangements.
  7. He was making a fuss about nothing.
  8. The neighbors made a fuss about the new fence.
  9. I don't want to make a fuss over it.
  10. The children made a fuss over the birthday cake.

fuss Meaning

Wordnet

fuss (n)

an excited state of agitation

an angry disturbance

a quarrel about petty points

a rapid active commotion

Wordnet

fuss (v)

worry unnecessarily or excessively

care for like a mother

Webster

fuss (n.)

A tumult; a bustle; unnecessary or annoying ado about trifles.

One who is unduly anxious about trifles.

Webster

fuss (v. i.)

To be overbusy or unduly anxious about trifles; to make a bustle or ado.

FAQs About the word fuss

an excited state of agitation, an angry disturbance, a quarrel about petty points, a rapid active commotion, worry unnecessarily or excessively, care for like a

exception, complaint, question,objection, challenge,protest, criticism, demurral, remonstrance, difficulty

sanction, willingness, willingness,approval, sanction, agreement, agreement, approval, compliance, compliance

The children made a big fuss over the new puppy.

Emily's parents made a fuss about her getting a tattoo.

The teacher made a fuss over the students' test scores.

I won't tolerate any fuss from you about this matter.