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fussed [fʌst] ADJ pred Brit inf

fussed

I. fuss [fʌs] N

1. fuss (excitement):

2. fuss (attention):

Getue nt <-s> pej inf
to make [or kick up] [such] a fuss
to make [or kick up] [such] a fuss
sich acc anstellen inf
to make a fuss of [or Am over] sb

II. fuss [fʌs] VB intr (be nervously active)

to be fussed (be nervous)
to be fussed (complain) baby
to be fussed child
to be fussed adult
to be fussed adult
A a. raunzen

III. fuss [fʌs] VB trans

to fuss sb
to fuss sb

ˈfuss-free ADJ inf

OpenDict entry

fuss N

Present
Ifuss
youfuss
he/she/itfusses
wefuss
youfuss
theyfuss
Past
Ifussed
youfussed
he/she/itfussed
wefussed
youfussed
theyfussed
Present Perfect
Ihavefussed
youhavefussed
he/she/ithasfussed
wehavefussed
youhavefussed
theyhavefussed
Past Perfect
Ihadfussed
youhadfussed
he/she/ithadfussed
wehadfussed
youhadfussed
theyhadfussed
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