busier
Having more demands
Busier is the comparative form of busy—more occupied, more active, more crowded.
A person can be busier than usual, a street busier than expected: The restaurant gets busier after six.
I've been busier this week than last.
Wildly anxious or desperate
- frenziedWildly out of control
- chaoticTotally without arrangement
- feverishHaving elevated temperature
- harriedPersistently tormented or pressured
overwhelmed · stressful · flustered · rushed · swamped · overloaded · juggling · nonstop
Filled to capacity
- jammedUnable to move freely
- congestedBlocked by overcrowding
- teemingAbundantly full of
- swarmingGathering in large numbers
overflowing · cramped · brimming · mobbed · crammed · dense · bustling · thronging
Having much vigor
- industriousDevoted to steady effort
- productiveGenerating useful output
- dynamicActive and changing
- vigorousHaving great physical energy
diligent · engaged · occupied · proactive · ambitious · enterprising · motivated · driven
frantic
Wildly anxious or desperate
harried · overwhelmed · stressful · flustered · rushed · swamped · overloaded · juggling · nonstop · whirlwind
packed
Filled to capacity
swarming · overflowing · cramped · brimming · mobbed · crammed · dense · bustling · thronging · humming
energetic
Having much vigor
- industriousDevoted to steady effort
- productiveGenerating useful output
- dynamicActive and changing
vigorous · diligent · engaged · occupied · proactive · ambitious · enterprising · motivated · driven · hardworking
- mind your own businessStop meddling in others' affairs
- out of businessCeased commercial operations
- business cardPrinted contact information slip
- small businessModest independent commercial venture
- in businessCommercially active now
- business hoursScheduled time for commerce
business, businessman, businesslike, busiest, businesses, busies, businesswoman, businessperson, busied