fuss
//fʌs//
Noun
fussSingular
fussesPlural
1
A display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest over something unimportant.
There's no need to make such a fuss over a small mistake.
2
A protest or complaint about something, especially one that is regarded as unnecessary.
She made a fuss about the small mistake in her order.
Verb
fussInfinitive
fussPresent tense
fussedPast tense
fussedPast participle
fussingPresent participle
fussesThird-person singular
1
To show unnecessary or excessive concern about something; to worry over trivial matters.
Don't fuss over small details.
2
To move around or busy oneself restlessly, often in an agitated manner.
She fussed around the kitchen, unable to sit still.
3
To treat someone with excessive attention or affection.
Grandparents always fuss over their grandchildren when they visit.