fussy

They're not fussy; they don't care who takes charge as long as someone does.

Three years in Singapore: another alien identity card and immense red tape in that fussy, litigious bureaucracy.

It feels dated, the staff far too fussy, and for the money you can do a lot better.

When I thought she was a burgher girl, I felt like a fussy old hen with a flock of ducks if he were alone with her.

Since then she had journeyed short distances up and down the coast, learning her own fussy ways and teaching them to her makers.

It isnt us, anyhow, he added, for the benefit of the fussy man.

Once more there was a look at the end, but the "fussy old duck" was not satisfied, and, again had recourse to the flame.

In those days folks 'made preparations' to go abroad—the dear, fussy, old-fashioned creatures!