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He fusses, fumes, finds fault, and scolds because everything is not perfect in an imperfect world.

Fike, bustles, fusses: still in dialectic use in the northern counties and Scotland.

Even in this volume he fusses too much about the De Guérins.

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He worries and fusses; he “nags,” as we used to say at school; and, when mother and I are quite worn out, his triumph is assured.

Your father gets so alarmed, and fidgets and fusses, if he thinks that there is anything the matter with you.

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Nothing in the world is sweeter than the sleep the toiler finds, while the ravening moskeeter fusses at the window blinds.

When Izzy comes out once a week to take me to a show, how he fusses and fusses you hear for yourselves.

Put those things away and hang 'em in their right places, there's a good girl, or it fusses Mr. Flushin'.

These are signs of a man who thinks much of trifles; one who fusses over small matters.

And the fusses he makes about money—comes to me, well, pretty near crying, with sheets of paper and figgers.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985