fussed's Usage Examples:

strip was about a teenage girl with a pointy nose of the same name, who fussed about everything and everyone in her path.

and is highly intelligent and unique, bearing new experimental flavors, fussed by a vast selection of musical styles.

"Teenage sensation Jamie Shillcock "not too fussed" which shirt he wears for Worcester Warriors".

He was a proud man and never fussed over his minor handicap.

filled with lively songs that are well crafted but don't seem the least bit fussed over.

"League not fussed at Pratt's cartel connection".

of those records where you feel the spirit start to finish, nothing too fussed over, no one going through the motions.

I think much of their recorded work is too fussed over, but when I saw them live and their sound was more stripped down out.

gaining energy from its performance and also the sense that nothing here was fussed over.

person from Aghada who remembered him "As a very shy man who hated to be fussed over.

[writer], quite properly, I think, may reply that after the American has fussed and frittered all the way AROUND ROBINSON'S BARN he usually, if he is a.

Relocated was released), Greyscale doesn’t have the sound of an overly-fussed-over, sterile album that got tweaked one too many times.

For years, they often fought and fussed, due to her firm's knock-off reputation.

Jessica Strutt, "Kim Hames 'not fussed' about move to backbench ahead of retirement at next WA election", ABC News.

The music video consists of only three shots: from the start until Abe is fussed over a second time, a short clip filmed from a hand-held camera during this.

which Major Robin Barton replied "At Marchwood, General, we are not too fussed about the boots".

mega-star, performing in packed halls in front of ecstatic crowds, and fussed over by the media, which called him "the new teenage idol".

fluency in French, Japanese, Spanish, Russian and Italian, and said that he "fussed" with a half-dozen other languages.

Synonyms:

flap; worry; niggle; scruple; fret; pother; dither;

Antonyms:

disorganize; child; male parent; father; composure;