finicular
adjective: being finicky about particulars. this needn’t be a garbled tautology. though being particular about something is the same as being finicky about something, a finicky person isn’t necessarily particular about particulars, but about all kinds of vague, trivial nonsense not generally considered particular. a finicky person needn’t fuss over minutiae, as it is up to his own discretion what to, or what not to, fuss over.
(whether the fussed-over object by some strange process is rendered particular in the mind of the finicular person is debatable – whether it changes from a general into a particular state).
newscaster: ‘shoppers today at large vegetable marts across the country have been considerably less finicular, now that the president has declared a day-long flat-rate on all farm produce, in celebration of carrot day.
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