fusser (Meaning)
fusser
a great show of interest, objection, protest, needless bustle or excitement, to create or be in a state of restless activity, to make a fuss, a show of flattering attention, a state of agitation especially over a trivial matter, agitate, upset, protest entry 1, to pay close or undue attention to small details, to express annoyance or pique, an often petty controversy or quarrel, unnecessary activity or excitement often over something unimportant, to become upset, to shower flattering attentions
Synonyms & Antonyms of fusser
fusser Sentence Examples
- The fusser in the class constantly interrupted the teacher's lecture with questions.
- The overly fussy mother brought along an excessive amount of snacks and toys for her child, making the trip unnecessarily burdensome.
- The fusser's incessant complaints and nitpicking wore down everyone's patience.
- The bride was a notorious fusser, driving her wedding planner to the brink of distraction.
- The fusser refused to accept the restaurant's recommendation and insisted on ordering every single dish on the menu.
- The little girl was a fusser at mealtimes, refusing to eat anything unless it was perfectly arranged on her plate.
- The fusser's meticulous attention to detail made him an excellent proofreader, but his colleagues found his nitpicking to be exasperating.
- The politician's fusser staff carefully controlled his public image, ensuring that every speech and appearance was calculated to perfection.
- The fusser's antics at the party made him the target of good-natured teasing.
- The fusser's constant worrying and hand-wringing made him ill-suited for a high-pressure job.
FAQs About the word fusser
a great show of interest, objection, protest, needless bustle or excitement, to create or be in a state of restless activity, to make a fuss, a show of flatteri
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The fusser in the class constantly interrupted the teacher's lecture with questions.
The overly fussy mother brought along an excessive amount of snacks and toys for her child, making the trip unnecessarily burdensome.
The fusser's incessant complaints and nitpicking wore down everyone's patience.
The bride was a notorious fusser, driving her wedding planner to the brink of distraction.
