fussed

fuss  (fs)

n.

1. Needlessly nervous or useless activity; commotion: There was a lot of fuss on moving day.

2.

a. A state of excessive and unwarranted concern over an unimportant matter: made a big fuss over one low test grade.

b. An objection; a protest: The longer working hours caused a big fuss.

3. A quarrel.

4. A display of affectionate excitement and attention: Everyone made a fuss over the new baby.

v. fussed, fuss·ing, fuss·es

v.intr.

1. To trouble or worry over trifles.

2. To be excessively careful or solicitous: fussed over their children.

3. To get into or be in a state of nervous or useless activity: fussed with the collar of his coat.

4. To object; complain.

v.tr.

To disturb or vex with unimportant matters.

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fusser n.

Translations

fussed [fʌst] ADJ (Brit) I'm not fussed → me da igual, me da lo mismo
I'm not fussed about going to the party → me da igual or lo mismo ir a la fiesta que no

fussed

adj (Brit inf) I’m not fussed (about it) → es ist mir egal; he wasn’t fussed about getting back to Belfast → es war ihm egal, ob er nach Belfast zurückging