1. * Fussy behavior

2. Don't be so fussy .

3. But my husband's become irritable and fussy.

4. Grant was always fussy about his personal appearance .

5. Leonora was fussy about her looks.

6. Too fussy. Find another solution, wrote Harsnet.

7. Hang those on big glass? Too fussy.

8. She developed a peremptory and fussy disposition.

9. Her aunt was small, with a rather fussy manner.

10. My grandmother was a notoriously fussy housekeeper.

11. Our teacher is very fussy about punctuation.

12. All my children were fussy eaters.

13. I am not fussy about what I eat.

14. Fussy 1 . I'm not fussy . 2 . He's a finicky eater Why should we make a fuss about it?

15. The little black dress is the anithesis of fussy dressing.

16. I like all sorts of food - I'm not fussy.

17. 16 You should avoid patterned wallpaper and fussy ornaments.

18. The little girl dislikes her fussy parents.

19. She is not fussy about her food.

20. Though he's always so fussy, he still does everything.

21. The furniture looked comfortable, nothing fussy or too elaborate.

22. She used to be so fussy about her appearance.

23. Tidy Boots is very fussy about his footwear.

24. She patted her hair with small fussy movements.

25. A lot of small children are fussy eaters .

26. Are you fussy what time we have dinner?

27. Adjective characterized by fussy or petulant faultfinding; querulous: Carping criticism.

28. Alice was quick, fussy, nervous, like a little grey terrier.

29. 'Where do you want to go for lunch?' 'I'm not fussy .'

30. He's so fussy about the house - everything has to be absolutely perfect.

31. Bromeliads aren’t fussy & don’t need much if any fertilizing

32. Decor which is “Chintzy” is fussy and flowery - the reverse of minimalist

33. Antiquaria designs are meant to be approachable, not fussy or over-the-top

34. Antiquaria designs are meant to be approachable, not fussy or over-the-top.

35. Who gets Colic? Almost all babies will develop a fussy period

36. We are not very keen on floral patterns and fussy designs.

37. It had surprised me to find how fussy he was about some things.

38. And fussy, fidgety babies, the researchers found, show an identifiable brain-wave pattern.

39. Captious (also: casuistic, contentious, disputatious, fastidious, fussy, meticulous, nit-picking, pedantic, pettifogging, small-minded)

40. The peahen is somewhat fussy, but she has a weakness for show-offs.

41. A fussy neighbour broke his collar bone building barricades against the hippies. Sentencedict.com

42. A fussy and eccentric disposition Familiarity information: Crankiness used as a noun is very rare.

43. Instead of generating less waste, they get rid of fussy impediments to waste disposal.

44. They've got those curtains that tie up with big bows - they're a bit fussy for my taste.

45. Although he spent three years writing these songs, the album does not sound fussy or labored.

46. 23 We had rented the fussy apartment of a bachelor professor every wall sateen, every curtain eyelet.

47. Synonyms for Bedizened include ornate, florid, overdecorated, overwrought, fussy, gingerbread, gingerbreaded, gingerbready, busy and rococo

48. Hold your baby: Fussy and Colicky babies need to be held and comforted more than calmer infants

49. We didn't escape entirely however - Grand Canyon animals are not fussy and they were happy to eat my sunblock cream.

50. A bossy, fussy girl with only a few friends, she frustrated and alienated even the people who loved her most.

51. In the class we did samplers of straight stitch Applique, zigzag Applique, fussy cut Applique, reverse Applique, and decorative stitch Applique.

52. Life Cereal is the delicious choice that everyone in your family will love—including any fussy eaters in the house

53. • A Bossy, fussy girl with only a few friends, she frustrated and alienated even the people who loved her most

54. Biddy (plural biddies) A woman, especially an old woman; especially one regarded as fussy or mean or a gossipy busybody

55. Our more skeptical age is apt to greet a performance like this with a smirk, as just more fussy Victorian moralism.

56. 17 GOLDILOCKS , the fussy, blonde, larcenous heroine of an English children's story, liked her porridge neither too hot, nor too cold, but just right.

57. Among the learned at this time, Conundrum was a pseudo-Latin word that was used to mean a silly, fussy person.

58. And he takes a travelling rug with him - another of those fussy bag-and-baggage objects which assert the novel's tonality.

59. There's plenty of good food here and none of South Georgia's inhabitants can afford to be fussy with winter looming.

60. GOLDILOCKS , the fussy, blonde, larcenous heroine of an English children's story, liked her porridge neither too hot, nor too cold, but just right.

61. Allamanda cathartica 'Compacta' Dwarf Allamanda is a true garden diva - a very pretty, sometimes fussy shrub that loves drawing attention to itself

62. Cineraria are somewhat fussy about temperature, as is true for many plants who thrive in a narrow range of hardiness zones

63. Crabbed: 1 adj annoyed and irritable Synonyms: bad-tempered , crabby , cross , fussy , grouchy , grumpy , ill-tempered ill-natured having an irritable and unpleasant disposition

64. Eric Pretty was a little bit fussy, but I stayed there and really felt like a big shot with all the Portuguese Amahs

65. A Short History of American Boondoggling The word John Ciardi has in mind this time is Boondoggling: fussy, almost pointless, time-consuming hobby work.Though the word is …

66. Crankiness: 1 n a fussy and eccentric disposition Synonyms: contrariness , crotchetiness , grumpiness Type of: ill nature a disagreeable, irritable, or malevolent disposition

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68. - If your child is fussy or appears uncomfortable , you can give acetaminophen or ibuprofen based on the package recommendations for age or weight .

69. Crabby: 1 adj annoyed and irritable Synonyms: bad-tempered , crabbed , cross , fussy , grouchy , grumpy , ill-tempered ill-natured having an irritable and unpleasant disposition

70. An Aesop Gift Card is the ideal gift for the fussy, the faraway and anyone in between—conveniently delivered with the click of a mouse to conceal last-minute selections

71. When Avant opened with a $2 million renovation of El Biz's space, it was touted as a more affordable, more accessible, less fussy, and less French eatery.

72. 25 The reading experience is a matter of taste but I prefer the Kindle app's simplicity to the rather fussy, fake book stylings of Apple's own iBooks app.

73. Most dating websites are nothing like as harsh and judgmental as HatefulBastards, although fussy categorisation does seem to be the name of the game with many.

74. There are lots of reasons why a Breastfed baby might sometimes seem unhappy or fussy such as being hungry, having allergies, sensory processing issues or lactose overload and more

75. If your baby tends to be gassy , has gastroesophageal reflux , or seems fussy , try burping your baby every ounce during feeding or every 5 minutes during breastfeeding .

76. We are looking for an Actorly handy girl aged about 7-9 years for the Czech film shoot, who is not completely slim - has a thicker or fussy figure

77. Not all Babies like the transition, so if your baby gets fussy, go back to sponge baths for a week or so, then try again." See More; Better Sleep

78. 'The Waiter', as the author is known, has been Blogging his experiences with fussy customers and bad tippers since 2004, winning a gong at Blogging's biggest awards, the …

79. Ohnishi's use of double-dotting and Agogics are never fussy nor rhythmically spasmodic in the manner of far too many 'authentic' performers, nor do her ornaments divert attention away from Bach's lines

80. ‘We were pretty fussy with our clothes, no flannel Crimean shirts and dungarees for us.’ Origin Mid 19th century from the name of the Black Sea peninsula, probably with reference to the warmth of the material.