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[ UK /fˈʌspɒt/ ]
NOUN
  1. thinks about unfortunate things that might happen

How To Use fusspot In A Sentence

  • Sure, even the most ornery fusspot will come across something he likes when perusing the coverage, but for the most part the stuff that emerges seems to fall under one of three categories: Archive 2010-09-01
  • The author labels Fleming's creation a "snob" for his obsession with top-of-the-market brands, "with the result that in the later books Bond has arguably developed from connoisseur to fusspot. The Work, Not the Author, Matters
  • But who'd be the uptight fusspot who, to preserve their shagpile, makes their guests feel exposed? Times, Sunday Times
  • She complains that Toby is a fusspot and that no one seems to trust her.
  • This works amazingly for vegans, lactose intolerants, and sundry fusspots.
  • The fusspot in me appreciates the fusspot in him.
  • It is no place for people who can't handle the occasional snoot full of dust or worse, or for fusspots who must work and stay clean at the same time.
  • Well, we have words for people like that: nitpickers, fusspots, pettifoggers.
  • However, she is played as such a little fusspot and gossip that she injects the women's scenes with a lot of humour.
  • During the day the fusspot habits of a lifetime prevent real discovery. Silence
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