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fuss about
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fuss about and fuss around
to go about complaining; to move about in a busy manner. Don't fuss about so much. Things will take care of themselves. Now, stop fussing around and sit down.
See also: fuss

fuss about someone or something

to complain about someone or something. What are you fussing about now? Are you still fussing about Tony?
See also: fuss
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