IPA: /ˈfʌsiɪst/
KK: /ˈfʌsiɪst/
This word describes someone who is very particular about details and often hard to please, especially regarding food, clothing, or other preferences.
She is the fussiest eater in the family, only wanting to eat certain foods.
Comparative: fussier
Superlative: fussiest
Fussiest → It is formed from "fuss" (originating from the late 18th century, possibly from the dialectal term meaning to fuss or be fidgety) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "fussiest" describes someone who is excessively particular or hard to please, often about trivial matters.
Think of someone who is very 'particular' or 'fidgety' about details — that's what 'fussiest' means, being the most difficult to satisfy.
No commonly confused words.