0 present participle of fuss --
1 to give too much attention to small matters that are not important, usually in a way that shows that you are worried and not relaxed: --
We are fussing about it all unnecessarily, and every day we are undermining the confidence of the major financial markets further still.
One might say that that is ridiculous and just fussing about names.
It is a trouble about which humane judges have been fussing and bothering for 85 years in relation to desertion.
He has been fussing about fees; distracting attention from the real things by trying to force up students' fees.
No good purpose can be served by our fussing over it.
I do not think so; in my view, we are fussing too much about a little thing.
Scientists do not do their best work if they are for ever fussing, understandably, about their personal future in the short and medium terms.
We are fussing with all these amendments because we want to introduce something which will work.
