Crossword Clue: Keep busy
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Keep busy"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Keep busy"
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- ___-bouche (free appetizer)
- Be a class clown
- Be a jester
- Be the life of the party
- Appeal to one's sense of humor.
- Beguile with wit
- Beguile
- Arouse to mirth.
- Cause a chuckle
- Cause a grin
- Cause laughter
- Cause merriment
- Cause mirth — distract
- Cause to break up?
- Cause to chuckle
- Cause to crack up?
- Cause to crack up
- Cause to giggle
- Cause to laugh
- Cause to smile
- Delight
- Bring a smile to one's face
- Bring a smile to
- Bring chuckles to
- Charm
- Cheer up
- Cheer
- Elicit a chuckle from
- Elicit a :-) from
- Elicit a grin from
- Elicit a laugh from
- Elicit a smile from
- Elicit chuckles
- Elicit chuckles from
- Elicit laughter from
- Elicit smiles
- Elicit some smiles from
- Elicit some smiles
- Emulate a jester
- Get a chuckle out of
- Get a giggle from
- Get a grin from
- Get a grin out of
- Get a guffaw from
- Get a laugh out of
- Get a smile from
- Get a smile out of
- Get a snicker out of
- Entertain in a light, pleasant way
- Entertain, in a way
- Entertain with jokes
- Entertain
- Disport
- Get to laugh
- Get to smile
- Divert
- Crack up
- Do a comedian's job
- Erato, for one?
- "Do I ___ you?" (line from "GoodFellas")
- Create a chuckle
- Create a diversion?
- Do the thing that makes the happy face on the people
- Give enjoyment
- Give pleasure to
- Give pleasure
- Give the giggles
- Evoke a grin
- Evoke a smile
- Evoke an LOL
- Evoke chuckles
- Evoke laughter
- Coax a grin from
- Coax a laugh from
- Coax a laugh out of
- Coax a smile from
- Coax chuckles from
- Provide diversion
- Provide divertissement
- Provide the laughs
- Keep busy
- Keep entertained
- Keep from being bored
- Keep happy
- Keep in stitches
- Keep occupied
- Keep smiling
- Put a smile on
- Occupy pleasantly
- Occupy pleasurably
- Play the card
- Play the jester
- Play the raconteur
- Please
- Raise a smile
- Regale
- Produce some chuckles, say
- Make chuckle
- Make giggle
- Make happy
- Make laugh
- Make smile
- Make someone do a spit take
- Make someone laugh
- Say humorous things to
- What a comedian hopes to do
- Slay, in a way
- Slay, say
- Sleeper song that entertains?
- Sleeper song that will entertain?
- What Carlin and Brenner do
- What Carson and Leno do
- What comedic rocker will do
- What entertaining band will do
- Tickle, in a way
- Tickle, metaphorically
- Tickle one's fancy
- Tickle one's funny bone
- Tickle pink
- Tickle, so to speak
- Tickle the fancy of
- Tickle the fancy
- Tickle the funny bone of
- Tickle the funny bone
- Tickle
- What jesters do
- What Roger Waters will do "To Death"
- What Roger Waters will do "To Death"?
- What theme parks do
- Titillate
- Tell good jokes, e.g.
- Tell good jokes
- Tell jokes, say
- Tell jokes to, say
- Tell jokes to
- Send in the clowns, perhaps
Recent Usage of Keep busy in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Keep busy" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Keep busy in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Oct. 7, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Feb. 28, 2017
- Newsday - Feb. 16, 2017
- Newsday - Aug. 7, 2016
- Premier Sunday - June 12, 2016
- Newsday - Feb. 4, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 4, 2009
- Newsday - Jan. 16, 2009
- Newsday - Jan. 16, 2008
- Newsday - Dec. 29, 2006
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 9, 2002
- Wall Street Journal Friday - May 24, 2002
- New York Times - May 10, 1994
- New York Times - Oct. 13, 1983
