Fuss

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 35
[A. S. fûs, ready, quick, from fysan, to hasten.] Undue haste, bustle, or importance; tumult; much ado about trifles. -v. n. To make a bustle, or ado; to be unduly anxious about trifles; as, to fu over one's work. Fus's ily, adv. In a busy manner; with overmuch noise or anxiety. Fu 'ville, in Wisconsin , a P. O. of Waukesha co. Fus'sy, a. Moving and acting with fu ; bustling. agere, to drive.] Act of beating with a club: a cudgel ling; a beating with a stick or cane.
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