Fuss

What do we mean by fuss?

Needlessly nervous or useless activity; commotion. noun

A state of excessive and unwarranted concern over an unimportant matter. noun

An objection; a protest. noun

A quarrel. noun

A display of affectionate excitement and attention. noun

To trouble or worry over trifles. intransitive verb

To be excessively careful or solicitous. intransitive verb

To get into or be in a state of nervous or useless activity. intransitive verb

To object; complain. intransitive verb

To disturb or vex with unimportant matters. intransitive verb

To make much ado about trifles; make a bustle.

To disturb or confuse with trifling matters.

Trifling, useless, or annoying activity; disorderly bustle; an anxious display of petty energy. noun

A disturbing course of action; a display of perturbed feeling; disturbance; tumult: as, to make a fuss over a disappointment. noun

A large, fat, bustling person. noun

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

One who is unduly anxious about trifles; a fussbudget. noun

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

Excessive activity, worry, bother, or talk about something noun

Excessive activity, worry, bother, or talk about something.

A complaint or noise; a scene.

An exhibition of affection or admiration.

Words that are spelled similarly to fuss:
fuss.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fuss:
feathers, alf, catalan, laughing, pot, somebody, iris, und, joey, publicity, nothing, wonder, certainly, fat, footage, der, hear, surname, seem, alex, rolling, lot, instance, flowers.

Words that rhyme with fuss:
bus, thus, superfluous, plus, discuss, us, truss, cuss, wuss, puss, pus, suss, buss, schuss, brusk, gus, sus, russe, huss, tusche, russ, charlotte russe, rus, minibus, quice, adjusts, trus, cus, sluss, school bus, bruss, guss, gruss, brus, kus, tusseh, nuss, busse, wass, shuttle bus, gloomy gus, kuss, usphs, prus, shas, pruss, banderas, xus, camping bus, fuhs, genus sus, schoolbus, struss, mistrusts, muhs, express bus, krus, papenfuss, eurailpass, klus, barfuss, careplus, ghattas, goldfus, hasenfus, muckenfuss, nonpluss, vanhuss.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fuss:
such, much, great, big, little, more, less, terrible, unnecessary, awful, tremendous, worth, huge, minimum, further, least, considerable, enough, minimal, ridiculous, usual, undue, silly, mighty, dreadful, enormous, absurd, slightest, terrific, extra, fearful, bigger, biggest, prodigious, endless, extraordinary, frightful, foolish, pretty, noisy, bloody, immense, stupid, damned, needless, loud, almighty, useless, continual, damn, confounded, amazing, outward, sir, infernal, unholy, inordinate, hysterical, solemn, disproportionate, unseemly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fuss:
budget, pot, rate, way, cry, fidget, feathers, ball, cat, budgets, time, day, thing, box, making, verb, men, approach, behaviour, style, cats, case, notes, incident, manner, thee, meal, kin.

Consonant match to fuss:
face, fiss, fess, fosse, foss, fis, fass, fesse, foose, feis, furse, fouse, fahs, fuhs, phosph, phosph-, fauss, fuoss.

Words that sound like fuss:
fuss, fus, fous, fuhs, fice, fess, fis, fiss, phis, fesse, face, fuzz, fas, foss, fass, fece, phys, foce, fos, fosse, foose, fouse, feis, fois, phos, phace, fahs, fause, fasse, phys-, fyce, fausse, fizz, fez, fiz, phiz, office, phase, foes, fees, faze, fussy, fussed, fase, phaze, foos, fce, fies, fs, faz, fes, fust, pha, foz, ffa, feas, fays, feeze, ferous, fise, phas, fusser, fts, faes, futch, phs, faiz, furse, futz, fais, ffs, faus, fazz, faws, fots, fluss, phse, feese, faas, ferse, aphis, frus, fys, fcs, ftse, phorous, fusd, ferreous, ifas, foys, pfa, pholas, feaze, ftus, pfs, fks, thus, the us, eous, -ious.