Crossword Clue: Busy person
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Busy person"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Busy person"
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- A mover and a shaker
- Accomplisher
- Achiever
- Action figure?
- Action-oriented person
- Action-oriented type
- Action-taker
- Action taker
- Active fellow
- Active individual
- Active one
- Active or energetic person
- Active person.
- Active person who's not merely a thinker
- Active person
- Active sort
- Active soul
- Active type
- Activist
- Actor
- Assertive type
- Agent
- Dynamo
- Definitely not a slacker
- Efficient one
- Bundle of energy
- Human dynamo
- Fireball
- Ending for evil or wrong
- Ending for "evil"
- Ending with evil
- Couch potato's antithesis
- Couch potato's opposite
- Energetic one
- Energetic person.
- Energumen
- Busy beaver
- Busy bee
- Hardly a couch potato
- Busy one
- Hardly a side-liner
- Hardly a slacker
- Busy person
- Hardly an idler
- Enterprising one
- Idler's antithesis
- Idler's opposite
- He goes farther than a thinker or a talker
- "Evil" attachment
- Evil end?
- "Evil" follower
- Evil follower?
- Go getter
- Go-getter
- Executor
- Goldbrick's opposite
- Industrious one
- Dreamer's counterpart
- Facient
- Catalyst
- Not the retiring type
- Man of action.
- Man of action
- Manitoba's Premier Gary
- Mountain mover?
- Mover and shaker
- Mover or shaker
- Shaker, so to speak
- Mr. Deeds?
- She's busy
- Laggard's opposite
- Live wire, so to speak
- Live wire
- Real dynamo
- One accomplishing a great deal
- One accomplishing much
- One acting
- Layabout? No, U-turn
- Lazybones' opposite
- Lazybones's opposite
- One of action
- One on the go
- Premier Selenger preceder
- One unlikely to veg out
- Performance-based person
- Performer
- One who accomplishes
- One who acts
- One who commits a crime, in police slang
- One who doesn't just think about it
- One who is active
- One who isn't all talk
- Perp
- Perpetrator
- Perpetrator, in cop lingo
- Perpetrator, in copspeak
- Perpetrator, in police jargon
- Perpetrator of a crime, in police slang
- One who more than just talks
- One who takes action
- One who walks the walk
- One who's all action
- One who's no slouch
- No bystander
- No couch potato, him
- No couch potato
- Person of action
- One with a heavy schedule
- Person taking action
- No idle person
- No layabout
- One with many accomplishments
- No mere spectator
- No mere talker
- No procrastinator, he
- No sideliner
- No slacker
- No slouch
- Nondormant one
- Proactive person
- Procrastinator's antithesis
- Procrastinator's opposite
- Result getter, often
- Opposite of a goldbricker
- Opposite of a layabout
- Opposite of a lazybones
- Opposite of a slacker
- Opposite of a thinker
- Opposite of an idler
- "Not a forgetful hearer, but a ___"
- Productive one
- Not just a talker
- Not just a thinker
- Not merely a thinker
- Thinker's counterpart
- This one is no idler
- Take-charge guy
- Take-charge person
- Take-charge sort
- Take-charge type
- Slacker's opposite
- Wrong conclusion?
- Wrong end?
- Up-and-at-'em person
- Up-and-coming one
Recent Usage of Busy person in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Busy person in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 25, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 11, 2015
- Newsday - Aug. 26, 2014
- USA Today - June 26, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 16, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 25, 2011
- Washington Post - Jan. 7, 2010
