early birds
Worm-getting proverb subjects
Early birds are people who wake up or arrive early.
The phrase comes from the proverb "the early bird catches the worm," suggesting that those who start early gain advantages.
Someone might describe themselves as an early bird to explain their morning habits: I'm an early bird—I'm usually up by five.
Early-bird specials or discounts reward customers who show up before peak hours.
- morningDay's early hours
- risingAct of ascending
- dawnDay's first glow
- larksSpontaneous playful adventures
- up and at 'emMorning call to action
trailblazer · pioneer · go-getters · head start · first mover · proactive · trendsetter · awake · punctual · innovator · motivated · worm · forerunner · joggers · sunrise · rise and shine · pathfinder · precursor
- flea marketsvendors, stalls, booths, bargains, haggling
- fossilsdinosaur bones, ammonite, amber, ammonites, fossils
- prehistoric lifedinosaur, dinosaurs, triceratops, Velociraptor, velociraptor
- swap meetsvendor, booth, vendor booths, bargain, haggle
- yard salesyard sale, garage sale, rummage sale, tag sale, estate sale
- eventgoerspatrons, visitors, crowds, regulars, spectators
early birdsnight owls
Those who stay up late
night people · late risers · nighthawks · creatures of the night · insomniacs
early birdslatecomers
Those arriving past time
stragglers · Johnny-come-latelies · laggards · procrastinators · slowpokes
early, earlier, earliest, birds, earliness, early riser, early adopter