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    fuss

    • IPA[fʌs]

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    • n.
      a display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest；a protest or dispute of a specified degree or kind
    • v.
      show unnecessary or excessive concern about something；busy oneself restlessly

    • verb: fuss, 3rd person present: fusses, gerund or present participle: fussing, past tense: fussed, past participle: fussed

    • noun: fuss

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    fussed

    • adj.
      (of a person) feeling concern, distress, or annoyance; having strong feelings about something: it'd be great to be there but I'm not that fussed

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    fussed

    • adj.
      (of a person) feeling concern, distress, or annoyance; having strong feelings about something: it'd be great to be there but I'm not that fussed

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    make a fuss

    • ph.
      become angry and complain

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    make a fuss

    • ph.
      become angry and complain

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    make a fuss over

    • ph.
      treat (a person or animal) with excessive attention or affection

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    make a fuss over

    • ph.
      treat (a person or animal) with excessive attention or affection

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    kick up a fuss

    • ph.
      object loudly or publicly to something

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    kick up a fuss

    • ph.
      object loudly or publicly to something

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    fuss

    • IPA[fəs]

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    • n.
      a display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest: I don't know what all the fuss is about
    • v.
      show unnecessary or excessive concern about something: she's always fussing about her food

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