hurries
Doesn't waste time
Hurries is the third-person singular of hurry—to move or act with speed, often under time pressure: She hurries through breakfast to catch the train.
The noun form describes rushed states: the hurries of modern life.
To be in no hurry is to lack urgency or impatience.
Moves very quickly
- dashesShort fast races
- scurriesMoves fast, short-stepped
- scampersMoves quickly, playfully
- sprintsBrief maximum-speed runs
races · bolts · hustles · scuttles · darts · gallops · zooms · zips
Wildly anxious or desperate
- hecticIntensely busy, almost overwhelming
- frenziedWildly out of control
- manicAbnormally elevated, agitated
- feverishHaving elevated temperature
chaotic · scramble · flurry · whirlwind · bustle · commotion · pandemonium · mayhem
rushes
Moves very quickly
sprints · races · bolts · hustles · scuttles · darts · gallops · zooms · zips · flies
frantic
Wildly anxious or desperate
- hecticIntensely busy, almost overwhelming
- frenziedWildly out of control
- manicAbnormally elevated, agitated
feverish · chaotic · scramble · flurry · whirlwind · bustle · commotion · pandemonium · mayhem · turmoil
rushed
Done with excessive speed
- impatientUnwilling to wait
- hastyExcessively quick, ill-considered
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
rash · impetuous · brisk · quick · swift · speedy · rapid · prompt · harried · breathless
presses
Pushes or flattens
prioritizes · deadlines · emergency · critical · immediate · prompt · swift · crucial · pressing · imperative
- sports statsstats, most points, yards, most goals, box scores
- hurried upIncreased one's speed
- hurries upIncreases one's speed
- hurried along
- hurried up and waitedHastened then paused expectantly