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"She concentrates so hard on golf, working out is a release," Fusser said.

Pardon Albee had been a fusser, a man apparently unable to let anything be.

A compulsive fusser and cleaner, she cites the apartment as her current artistic achievement.

Not a fusser, but quite thorough.

Alan Fusser once stated that a plain white handkerchief is the sure sign of a confident and elegant dresser.

Bruno Fusser stopped the other day to send a card to his family in Bruhl, Germany.

Master Amor was a fusser.

Hubert and Pinky Fusser are twins.

He was, par excellence, a fusser, and when he fussed, his digestive apparatus collapsed and he suffered agonizing pain.

The terms fusspot, fusser, stick-in-the-mud, spoilsport, wet blanket, old fogy/fogey, stuffed shirt and fuddy-dud are abbreviated forms of the term.

According to her trainer, Kai Fusser, Sorenstam has been relaxed all week, and she has been working out almost daily since arriving in Texas, partly to relax and take her mind off golf.

Master Amor was a fusser: he wanted to know why Menolly was to have sheets; apprentices had to leam how to copy properly on old hide before they could be entrusted with the precious sheets; what was all the hurry about?

"To make it worse Dad was the sort of fusser who could never bear to wait and I wasn't quite nine years old, let along thirteen, when he took me to the Nursery--their Nursery--and introduced me to all thirty of them.