Ado (noun)

1. Commotion or fuss, especially over a trifle.
2. Trouble or difficulty.

Origin:

Middle english: shortening of at do, from old english on dæġ, literally "on day".

Examples:

1. There was a lot of ado about nothing.
2. He caused a great ado when he broke the vase.
3. There was much ado about the new dress.
4. There is no need for so much ado over a small mistake.
5. He made a great ado about his new car.