| As the chairman of the National Radiological Protection Board, he is in a sense a professional fusspot, paid to be wary. |
| It's a fusspot Cinderella, from the introduction of fiddly detail to the airless, cartoony scenery by Toer van Schayk. |
| Josh is no fusspot about what Val wears as long as she's there, but Val just likes to look nice for the sake of looking nice. |
| The old fusspot doesn't want a single spot in front of the pub. |
| One of them is a fusspot bourgeoise who hides her bleeper in her handkerchief and decorously blows her nose while sending a signal. |
| However, she is played as such a little fusspot and gossip that she injects the women's scenes with a lot of humour. |
