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Phr V fuss at fusses, fussing, fussed fuss at sb American to complain about someone or something again and again in an annoying wayThose two are continually fussing at each other over nothing.Don't fuss at me, I'm working as fast as I can.
fuss at sb AmE to complain to tell someone continuously that you do not like something about them: The girls' mother fussed at them, saying their clothes were sloppy and their hair was too long and loose.■ SIMILAR TO: pick at especially AmE
fuss at (one)To nag or gripe at one. Would you quit fussing at me? I'm not changing my outfit. If you keep fussing at the kids like that, they're going to start distancing themselves from you. fuss at someone or somethingto complain at someone. Stop fussing at me! The squirrel is fussing at the dog. |