fuss  
[fʌs]
Definition:  1. An excited state of agitation. 2. An angry disturbance. 3. A quarrel about petty points. 4. A rapid bustling commotion. 5. Worry unnecessarily or excessively.
Use 'fuss' in a sentence:  
He accused me of making a great fuss  about trivialities. If she orders black coffee with a splash of non-fat milk and no sweeteners, she could be a no-fuss  woman, or she might be watching her weight. A team of waiters began fussing  around the table. I'm not fussed  as long as we get where we want to go. People are making too big a fuss  about something of small impact. He was good natured about it, he didn't fuss . I kick up a fuss  if my wife wants to spend time alone. All this fuss  is because Carol is having a bad hair day. We made a bit of a fuss  in a roundabout way. 'I wish you made as much fuss  of me,' Vera joked. There wasn't a great fuss  when I chucked her. He accused Diana of making an unnecessary fuss . He does what he's told without any fuss . The small kid was starting to fuss  in her high chair, so the mom stuck an iPad in front of her and played a short movie so everyone else could enjoy their lunch. Why so much fuss ? When I arrived my nephews made a big fuss  of me. Why all the fuss  on the Hill? I don't know what all the fuss  is about. Those customers who have kicked up a fuss  have received refunds. I'll never make a fuss  about the trifles with him. It's a very ordinary movie ─ I don't know what all the fuss  is about. We made a little fuss  in a roundabout way. I don't know why everybody makes such a fuss  about a few mosquitoes. All this fuss  is totally unnecessary. So, why all the fuss  on the Hill? The women were making a fuss  over nothing. I'm sorry for making such a fuss  about the noise. Tenants could not claim the apartments, and those who make a fuss  could simply be locked up in their homes. He just gets down to work without any fuss . As you can see, bind mounts are extremely powerful and make it easy to make modifications to your filesystem layout without any fuss . Don't fuss  with your hair! The dog loves being made a fuss  of. Children can be careless about things like that, and he won't make a big fuss  about it unless it becomes a regular thing. Waiting for the Star Ferry, I see the winking lights of tug boats as they fuss  around a cruise ship. With a minimum of fuss , she produced the grandson he had so desperately wished for. He was offered a generous pension provided he left without a fuss . Stop fussing  around and find something useful to do! My wife was fussing  over the food and clothing we were going to take. Don't fuss , Mum, everything is all right. Their strategy for the moment is to hunker down and let the fuss  die down. All that fuss  over a few pounds! Steve kicks up a fuss  every time I even suggest seeing you. Lawson writes so well: in plain English, without fuss  or affectation. They made a great fuss  of the baby. It was all a fuss  about nothing. It was achieved with minimum fuss  and maximum efficiency. Auntie Hilda and Uncle Jack couldn't fuss  over them enough. We'd like a quiet wedding without any fuss .