fuss (about or over) (Meaning)

fuss (about or over)

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The teacher made a fuss over the new students, welcoming them with smiles and enthusiasm.
The parents made a fuss about their child's first day of school, packing them an elaborate lunch and showering them with attention.
The doctor made a fuss over the patient, checking their vitals meticulously and asking about their well-being.
The boss made a fuss over the new office, boasting about its modern amenities and spacious layout.
The chef made a fuss over the presentation of the dish, carefully arranging each ingredient to create a visually appealing masterpiece.
The wedding planner made a fuss over every detail, ensuring that the day went off without a hitch.
The politician made a fuss about their latest proposal, promising to address the concerns of their constituents.
The celebrity made a fuss about their privacy, shielding themselves from the paparazzi.
The tourists made a fuss about the historic landmarks, taking countless photographs and learning about their significance.
The environmentalists made a fuss about the rising pollution levels, demanding urgent action to protect the planet.

needle, peck (at),carp (at), dog, bother, ride, urge, exhort, harry, nag

commend, recommend, praise,compliment,laud, tout, build up, acclaim, applaud, eulogize

The teacher made a fuss over the new students, welcoming them with smiles and enthusiasm.

The parents made a fuss about their child's first day of school, packing them an elaborate lunch and showering them with attention.

The doctor made a fuss over the patient, checking their vitals meticulously and asking about their well-being.

The boss made a fuss over the new office, boasting about its modern amenities and spacious layout.