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Meanings of too fussy in English

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Usage of too fussy in English
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Far as the color, I'd say she's not gonna be too fussy.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
2
Well, I've just fancied--Themerchants probably think I'm too fussy about shopping.
Main Street
3
But don't get too fussy; use what you like and it'll be fine.
The food matters cookbook: 500 revolutionary recipes for better ...
4
I'm advised that I'm too fussy, too opinionated, that I talk too much.
Radio NZ
5
And sometimes you just can't be too fussy when a part is offered.
Reuters
6
Mm, not too fussy about stationery and so on, is he?
Lucky Jim
7
Avoid the double-breasted cardigan in this context though, it's too bulky and too fussy.
The Guardian
8
It would drive me insane - I don't like being too fussy about stuff.
The Guardian
9
The formal arrangement is likely to look too stiff; the informal, too fussy, too wiggly.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
10
If that sounds too fussy, try a swanky cardigan.
Independent.ie
11
Not that we plan to be too fussy about legal technicalities once we apprehend them.
Death angel
12
There had to be plenty of apartments in this city, if you weren't too fussy.
Sister Mine
13
It's too fussy-tencopies of everything, and no erasures.
The long saturday night
14
Girls are too fussy fer me, so I like to keep out of their way.
Jess of the Rebel Trail
15
They sounded like they wanted my blood, and weren't too fussy how they got it.
From hell with love
16
He said: Not very much, if you want the honest truth it too fussy for me.
I capture the castle
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