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fussy adjective [ ˈfʌsi ]

• fastidious about one's needs or requirements; hard to please.
• "he is very fussy about what he eats"
Similar: finicky, particular, over-particular, fastidious, discriminating, selective, dainty, punctilious, hard to please, difficult, exacting, demanding, choosy, picky, nitpicking, old womanish, old maidish, pernickety, faddish, faddy, persnickety, nice, overnice, finical,
Opposite: easy to please, indiscriminate,

not be fussy

• not be very concerned about something, especially a decision that is to be made.
"he's quite welcome to do that because the rest of us are not fussy"



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