Trouble.

Fuss, ado. Trouble, difficulty. Obsolete.

Trouble, difficulty; frequently in with (also without) much ado. Also as a count noun, frequently in to have one's own ados (now Scottish).

The quality of being a burden or a nuisance; trouble, difficulty; an instance of this. Obsolete.

That which causes weariness; †fatiguing labour, ‘trouble’ (obsolete); a fatiguing duty or performance, labour, toil.

Trouble, difficulty; an instance of this. Cf. spot of bother at spot, n.1 23a.

A difficulty, a worry, a problem. Also as a mass noun: trouble, worry; fuss. Cf. bother, n. 1a.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Australian and New Zealand (ironic). A hard time; a source of trouble. Now rare.

colloquial (chiefly West African). Trouble, difficulty; bother, ‘hassle’. Frequently as the second element in compounds.

Trouble, bother; irritating inconvenience or effort. Also: a trouble, a difficulty; a nuisance, a bother.