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Sentences ending with fuss

Then's my time to fret and fuss. [5]
Some fool, perhaps that Benoit--no, he is sick--perhaps the herb-woman has been talking, and he thinks he will make a fuss. [11]
Now I will read that item myself, and see if there is any foundation for all this fuss. [5]
He must make no fuss. [11]
I've got a lot to do to-day, but it's in hand, and I don't have to fuss. [11]
Those who are dry see no need of such a fuss. [4]
But I mean all this fuss. [4]
It was nearly all leaf and blow, with only a sickly, crook-necked fruit after a mighty fuss. [4]
Women's fuss! [2]

Short sentences using fuss

Don't fuss, Barry. [11]

More example sentences with the word fuss in them

You wouldn't fuss yourself about things here in Manitou and Lebanon, if there wasn't something you wanted to get. [11]
Even with the work and fuss of settling the house Livy has improved--and the best is yet to come. [5]
I think she wants it now to increase and establish and perpetuate her power and glory with, not to add to her comforts and luxuries, not to furnish paint and fuss and feathers for vain display. [5]
Now if you want to get yourself into as tidy a little fuss as--" "All right! [5]
There is something very sweet and juvenile and innocent and pretty about these little tinsel vanities, these grave apings of monarchical fuss and feathers and ceremony, here on our ostentatiously democratic soil. [5]
She had lived up to it, or down to it, without any fuss, as good as any man in any phase of the life, and the only white woman in this whole West country. [11]
It is universally true that there is a great deal of vegetable show and fuss for the result produced. [4]
And they said to him: "This Ching divil comes till Ameriky to take the bread out o' dacent intilligent white men's mouths, and whir they try to defind their rights there's a dale o' fuss made about it. [5]
Took every prize, they say, and led the school, though there was plenty of fuss because they let you do it, and let you stay there, being half-Indian. [11]
He means for the Republicans who do not count themselves as leaders, to be his friends; he makes no fuss over them; it is the leaders that he is making war upon. [7]
He had in the highest degree a practical tenacity which Pierre lacked, and without fuss or strain on his part this set things going. [2]
You will pardon the fuss I am making over the lad, Comyn, but his grandfather is my very dear friend, and Richard was brought up with my daughter Dorothy. [9]
You know that she will not be satisfied so long as she thinks anything is going on that she is ignorant of--and she makes a little fuss about it when her suspicions are awakened; but that makes no difference--. [5]
That is to say, one has the flooding sunshine, the balmy air and the brilliant blue sea, without the marring additions of human pow-wow and fuss and feathers and display. [5]
In all his proceedings he was wont to know very well, exactly what he wanted, and to do without any fuss or comment whatever he thought right and fitting. [10]
The old imitation pomps, the fuss and feathers, have departed, and the royal trademark--that is about all that one could miss, I suppose. [5]
The librarian "showed off"--running hither and thither with his arms full of books and making a deal of the splutter and fuss that insect authority delights in. [5]
So don't make no more fuss about it. [5]
We were making no fuss about it. [7]
And he told me if Zeb didn't make a fuss and act foolishly, he would have no cause to regret it. [9]
Then Sebek heard me and fetched Orion, and he let me out, and made such a fuss over me and kissed me. [10]
Very pleasant persons, many of them, but what a fuss they made about my trifling incommodities! [6]
What's that to make a fuss about? [11]
I think I learned from him to express myself in good old-fashioned English, and without making as much fuss about it as our Fourth of July orators and political haranguers were in the habit of making. [6]
What they want is a squabble and a fuss, and that they can have if we explain; and they cannot have it if we don't. [7]
The same advantage he might get out of thinking himself a duke, and living a duke's life and parading in ducal fuss and feathers, when he wasn't a duke at all, and could find it out if he would only examine the herald's records. [5]
But all this fuss for a little tiny button of a thing like that in there--pshaw! [11]
This is a famous point of etiquette in our boarding-house; in fact, between ourselves, they make such an awful fuss about it, that I, for one, had a great deal rather have them simple enough not to think of such matters at all. [6]
He wasn't ever expecting to go to heaven, much less that there was going to be any fuss made over him, so I reckon he was a good deal surprised when the reception broke on him. [5]
If Jake comes, and I'm not here, and he wants to make a fuss, and spoil everything, and won't wait, you give him this petticoat. [11]
Rostov lay down again on his bed and thought complacently: "Let him fuss and bustle now, my job's done and I'm lying down--capitally! [2]
Think of what a fuss Pope made about his trials, when he complained that "All Bedlam or Parnassus is let out"! [6]

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