やかまし【やかましや】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. fastidious person; fussy person; faultfinder; nitpicker; stickler
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. fastidious person
    2. This refers to someone who pays excessive attention to detail and often complains about minor issues.
    He always complains about little things, so he is a fastidious person.
    That fastidious person only seeks perfection.
  2. fussy person
    3. This meaning indicates someone who is overly particular about how things should be done or presented.
    She is so particular about food that she is really a fussy person.
    That fussy person is also strict about his clothing.
  3. faultfinder
    4. This describes a person who often points out flaws or issues, usually in a critical manner.
    He always points out others' faults, so he is definitely a faultfinder.
    That faultfinder woman doesn't miss even the smallest mistakes.
  4. nitpicker
    5. This refers to someone who emphasizes trivial or minor details, often unnecessarily.
    He always complains about trivial matters, so he seems like a nitpicker.
    He, called a nitpicker, also cares about the details in his work.
  5. stickler
    6. This meaning applies to a person who insists on a strict adherence to rules and details.
    He is a stickler for the law, so one must act carefully around him.
    That stickler is very strict about keeping time.
Generated collocations (experimental)
the fussy person is noisythe opinion of a faultfinderthe family of a sticklernot to be a nitpickerthe critique of a fastidious personto pay attention to a faultfinderfussy personalitythe advice from a sticklerto talk with a fastidious personthere is a nitpicker
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