fuss

simple noun19 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.3
big fuss8.0

to describe a large and unreasonable amount of excitement, worry, or activity

huge fuss7.8

to describe a large and unreasonable amount of excitement, worry, or activity

great fuss7.5

to describe a large and unreasonable amount of excitement, worry, or activity

terrible fuss6.9

to describe a large and unreasonable amount of excitement, worry, or activity

awful fuss6.8

to describe a large and unreasonable amount of excitement, worry, or activity

the fuss dies down6.8

when the excitement or trouble about a situation becomes less or ends

the fuss blows over6.7

when the excitement or trouble about a situation becomes less or ends

fuss surround sth6.0

refers to the excitement or controversy associated with an event or person

make a fuss of sb7.0

to give someone a lot of attention and treat them well to show you like them

with the minimum of fuss6.6

in the quickest and most efficient way, without any problems or unnecessary activity

fuss about8.2

used to indicate the reason or subject of the fuss

fuss over8.1

used to indicate the reason or subject of the fuss, often suggesting it is unimportant

without a fuss7.3

to do something easily and without complaining or causing trouble

without fuss7.1

to do something easily and without complaining or causing trouble

make a fuss8.5

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant

kick up a fuss7.4

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant

cause a fuss7.2

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant

create a fuss7.0

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant

raise a fuss6.5

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant