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furtherance
n. promotion, advancement, pursuit, backing, boosting, boost,
fostering, championing, championship, advocating, advocacy,
patronage, support, help, aid, assistance, succour: The
furtherance of anti-pollution laws is all to the good.
furtive adj. 1 secret, private, secretive, clandestine, surreptitious,
stealthy, underhand(ed), covert, hidden, conspiratorial,
skulking, deceitful, under the table, under the counter,
hugger-mugger, Colloq sneaky: She gave me a furtive look to let
me know she was on to me. 2 sly, foxy, cunning, crafty, wily,
shifty, untrustworthy, Colloq sneaky: His furtive manoeuvres
mark him as one not to be trusted.
fury
fuse
fuss
n. 1 anger, rage, wrath, indignation, ire, choler, rancour:
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. 2 impetuosity,
ferocity, savagery, vehemence, fierceness, tempestuousness,
turbulence, violence: How can we stem the fury of his attack?
3 virago, shrew, spitfire, hell-cat, termagant, vixen,she-devil,
hag, witch, bitch, Archaic beldam: Some of the furies from the
women's liberation movement descended on him.
v. blend, merge, unite, combine, compound, mix, commingle,
coalesce, flow or come together, consolidate, amalgamate; melt:
The metals fuse at a relatively low temperature.
n. 1 bother, pother, dither, fluster, flurry, fret, commotion,
ado, bustle, to-do, excitement, furore or US furor, unrest,
(deal of) trouble, disquiet, upset, stir, uproar, disturbance,
stir, hubbub, agitation, brouhaha, Colloq hoo-ha, flap, stink,
Brit kerfuffle, Slang US hoop-la: Stop making such a big fuss
over nothing.
fussy
--v. 2 make a fuss, rush about or around, flutter, Colloq kick
up a fuss: I do wish she'd stop fussing - the party is going
very well.
adj. 1 particular, finicky, finical, dainty, discriminating,
difficult, fastidious, exacting, demanding, Colloq picky,
choosy, nit-picking, pernickety or US also persnickety: He's so
fussy that he'll wear only custom-made shoes. 2 fancy,
elaborate, over-decorated, gingerbread, rococo, ornate,