Short words like that are very useful for, I think cross word builders. Fuss, kerfuffle, trouble, dizzy, hubbub, bruhaha, or Ballyhoo. It's the sort of thing you would read in a book that would cover up in a book. So it needs an S on the end or an ES on the end. Because it's the third person, the answer is the third person.
Fred Eyangoh returns to the podcast to bring some entertaining and useful word puzzles, quizzes and insights into English etymology & history.
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