Fuss and Kicks

Fuss

Fuss noun - A feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissent.

Kicks and fuss are semantically related In some cases you can use "Kicks" instead a noun "Fuss".

Nearby Words: fussy, fussed, fussily, fussing

Kicks

Definitions of Fuss not found.

Fuss and kicks are semantically related in complain topic. Sometimes you can use "Fuss" instead the word "Kicks" as a noun or a verb.

Both words in one sentence

  • Arranged Marriage She's sour about it, and her clan is taking no chances of that sourness being upgraded to disobedience — she gets drugged and shipped off involuntarily just in case she kicks up a fuss.
  • He also notes that in the event someone kicks up a fuss or he doesn't graduate, he can argue that since no one discovered him, he deserves to be made a ninja anyway.
  • She takes Sandra off to Brazil on a drunken spree, and then shows little interest in Sandra's situation until Sandra kicks up a fuss.
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