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Meaning & Definition of Fuss in English

English

Fuss

excessive concern or attention; unnecessary excitement.


Pronunciation:

/fʌs/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A display of unnecessary or excessive excitement or worry.

    Example Sentence: She made a fuss over the small details of the event.

  • Definition: To show unnecessary concern or excitement.

    Example Sentence: He fussed about his appearance before the meeting.

  • Definition: A state of continual agitation or excitement.

    Example Sentence: There was a lot of fuss in the office about the new project.

  • Definition: A quarrel or dispute.

    Example Sentence: They had a fuss over who would take out the trash.

Etymology

Origin: Origin unknown, possibly from Middle English 'fusse' meaning a journey or fussing.

Synonyms

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Common Phrases and Expressions

  • fuss over: to pay excessive attention to someone or something.
  • make a fuss: to complain or show concern about something trivial.
  • fuss and bother: an expression of unnecessary worry or trouble.

Translations

  • Spanish: alboroto
  • French: chahut
  • German: Aufregung
  • Russian: суета

Related Words

  • commotion: a noisy disturbance.
  • ado: a fuss or to-do about something trivial.
  • stir: a state of excitement or agitation.

Slang Meanings of fuss

  • Meaning: To cause a scene.

    Example Sentence: Stop fussing, you're making a scene in public.

  • Meaning: To act overly dramatic.

    Example Sentence: She always fusses when things don't go her way.