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used to say that something can be done without a lot of difficulty: If we pack tonight, we can leave first thing in the morning - no muss, no fuss. The whole process only takes half an hour - no muss, no fuss. No muss, no fuss: it's a very small informal party.
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NO MUSS, NO FUSS meaning: 1. used to say that something can...
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Idiom language: English. Synonyms: bare-bones. When it comes to shopping or traveling, we often encounter the term “no-frills.” This phrase is commonly used to describe a product or service that is basic, without any extra features or unnecessary embellishments.
The meaning of NO-FRILLS is offering or providing only the essentials : not fancy, elaborate, or luxurious. How to use no-frills in a sentence.
Void of extraneous details or embellishments; not fancy, decorous, or elaborate; simple. It's a real no frills kind of place, so we can get dinner someplace nicer, if you want. My history teacher is not someone who gets impressed by a beautiful cover page, so I made sure that my project was straightforward and no frills. See also: frill, no.
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English no muss, no fuss used to say that something can be done easily and without problems – used humorously It works every time, no muss, no fuss. → muss Examples from the Corpus no muss, no fuss • It would be nice if income tax could be figured out in half an hour - no muss, no fuss.
no muss, no fuss No trouble or complications; no difficulty. The defendant opted to act as his own lawyer, and his very experienced counterpart on the prosecution dispatched of him quickly—no muss, no fuss.
Definition of no-frills adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
