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fussy | American Dictionary

fussy
adjective
us/ˈfʌs·i/

fussyadjective (NOT SATISFIED)

disapproving
not easily satisfied or pleased; worried or careful about unimportant details:
She’s really fussy about who she goes out with.
Kevin’s a fussy eater.

fussyadjective (TOO DECORATED)

having too much decoration or too many details:
My new dress is sophisticated but not too fussy.

Examples of fussy

fussy
If you wear your own clothes, try to make them smart and not too fussy.
Perhaps fussy was simply a straightforward term for the small-scaled, repetitive elements encrusting that proposal.
Such children are expected to be less fussy and, thus, less irritable than other children.
When we combined paternal and maternal reports into a single construct reflecting fussy/ difficult temperament, this association was no longer significant.
Children are irritable and fussy with the teacher with no apparent cause.
In cases when the infant was asleep or very fussy, visits were rescheduled.
The modern arbiters of garden taste have rejected the nineteenth-century suburban middle-class style as fussy and busy.
The present results suggest that alcoholic fathers tend to report their infants as being more fussy or difficult compared to those in the control group.
Virtually every element of his appearance is ridiculous: filthy, garish, fussy, and obviously cheap.
If something as trivial as a sailing trip can generate obligations, why do we have to be so fussy about the goal of the joint activity of law?
Further, although maternal reports of infant temperament were associated with lower infant positive affect during interactions with father, few relationships emerged between difficult or fussy temperament and parent-infant interactions.
His later texts have a strong streak of parody and even black humour, which sits oddly with his experimental verse forms and his fussy attention to stage action.
The sympathetically reactive, perhaps irritable or fussy neonate may either gather more attentive caregiving on one hand or may receive less affiliative caregiving on the other.
The latent variables for prediction of infant attachment security with father included fathers' alcohol problems, fathers' depression, fathers' antisocial behavior, family conflict, and infant fussy/difficult temperament.
The tourists, i.e. the consumers of tourist products, book their holidays increasingly late and are becoming increasingly fussy.
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