What is another word for make fuss?
Pronunciation: [mˌe͡ɪk fˈʌs] (IPA) 
"Make fuss" is a commonly used phrase that means to make a big deal out of something or to excessively worry or complain about a situation. It can be replaced with numerous synonyms, depending on the context. Some possible alternatives include fuss over, fret, agonize, obsess, brood, and worry excessively. Other phrases might include make trouble, create a scene, kick up a fuss, or cause a commotion. No matter the words used, the emphasis is on someone showing excessive concern for something that may not warrant that level of attention. It is important to consider the appropriate level of concern in any situation, to avoid overreacting and making an unnecessary fuss.
