Adjective:

बात का बतंगड़ बनाने वाला, झमेलिया,

fussy's Usage Examples:

Dates: These jackets are perfect for a romantic date, particularly a first date because they show that you care about your appearance (and took the time to dress for this date), but are not so fussy that you can't relax and play.

The successful novelist, who is living comfortably with his fussy butler, decided to contemplate marriage.

fussy about food, which isn't like him.

Longer hair came back into vogue in the 1940s. 1950s hairstyles saw the rise, literally, of bouffants, beehive hairdos and other fussy styles that had to be sculpted and sprayed into submission on a regular basis.

Böckh has remarked the great diversity between weights of the same age -- those marked "Ad Augusti Temp" ranging 4971 to 5535, those tested by the fussy praefect Q.

They could not understand that I have not the necessary qualifications for it--the kind of good-natured, fussy shallowness necessary for the position.

She's a little fussy, you know, and afraid of growing old, being a widow and still in her prime.

Once aboard my flight I spent the next several hours squeezed between a talkative sailor and a woman with a fussy child.

I'm not too fussy about getting mixed up in that stuff.

I'm not that fussy about his coming there to get it.

Synonyms:

cross, ill-tempered, grumpy, crabbed, ill-natured, grouchy, bad-tempered, crabby,

Antonyms:

secondary, nonspecific, general, common, good-natured,