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busy
adjective (busier , busiest )
1 fully occupied; having much work to do.
2 full of activity a busy day a busy street .
3 N Am, esp US said of a telephone line, etc: in use. Brit equivalent engaged.
4 constantly working or occupied.
5 said of a person: fussy and tending to interfere in the affairs of others.
6 said of a picture or design, etc: unrestful to the eye because too full of detail.
verb (busies , busied , busying ) to occupy someone or oneself with a task, etc; to make someone or oneself busy.
[Anglo-Saxon bisig ]
busily adverb .
busyness noun .
adjective (busier , busiest )
1 fully occupied; having much work to do.
2 full of activity a busy day a busy street .
3 N Am, esp US said of a telephone line, etc: in use. Brit equivalent engaged.
4 constantly working or occupied.
5 said of a person: fussy and tending to interfere in the affairs of others.
6 said of a picture or design, etc: unrestful to the eye because too full of detail.
verb (busies , busied , busying ) to occupy someone or oneself with a task, etc; to make someone or oneself busy.
[Anglo-Saxon bisig ]
busily adverb .
busyness noun .
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