Words and phrases that have a meaning related to busy: (189 results)
Antonyms:
idle
Often used in the same context:
hectic, stressful, quiet, fond, crowded, antsy, congested, adept, spick, frazzled, diligent, eventful, tedious, exhausting, careful, tired, picky, overworked, abuzz, brisk, frantic, vigilant, choosy, frenetic, chatty, harried, festive, happy, challenging, tough, frustrating, punctual, gridlocked, psyched, sleepy, anxious, tiresome, mundane, weatherwise, closemouthed, tricky, rush hour, clogged, nosy, cautious, active, uneventful, socializing, lazy, forgetful, close, inconvenient, averse, fussy, difficult, noisy, assiduous, interested, successful, cluttered, grueling, routine, monotonous, pleasant, sleepless, bottlenecked, arduous, chaotic, cheerful, overloaded, traffic jam, boring, bushed, awake, exciting, helpful, keen, lonely, workaholic, entertaining, grumpy, borscht circuit, parttime, glamorous, impatient, thankless, attentive, tense, dreary, unglamorous, tidy, crazy, enthusiastic, frenzied, frugal, enjoyable, movable feast, strenuous, understaffed, leisurely, humdrum, sociable, away, mouth, quick, best, brains, doers, flouting, forwardness, handmaid, martha, near, newman, officiousness, oneself, plenty, prey, them, while, absorbent, achiever, busiest, busier, quietest, coldest, quieter, pleasantest, hottest, loneliest, next, prosperous, rainy, ridden, lonesome
Appears in the definition of:
at present, available, barnstorm, beehive, boondoggle, busily, call back, careful, dally, effortless, electioneer, engaged, gateway to the west, in usep, lotus-eater, occupy, on the gop, overbusy, pelter, saint louis, signalize, st. louis, stargazer, stop, strip mall, uncommitted, unengaged, up to
More general:
work
Synonyms:
Also try:at work, busybodied, drudging, fancy, in use, interfering, intrusive, laboring, labouring, meddlesome, meddling, occupied, officious, tied up, toiling
— Nouns for busy: day, life, man, street, time, schedule, people, season, world, place, streets, more...
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