Busier [adjective]

Never was there a busier existence, or one apparently more evenly occupied.

But the islands had drawn closer since morning and the birds seemed busier than usual and more clamorous.

It was observed on the eve preceding the 1st November, when witches were supposed to be busier than usual.

We were busier than usual that night, reckoning stores, tidying lockers, and securing movables.

No tire-woman on the plantation was busier than Patty during the first few days of his stay.

The busier journalists and platform orators did not trouble themselves much about philosophy.

When they got to the shore he trotted on quietly, but his eyes were very busy, busier even than usual.

I have been too busy to think of food, and I am likely to be busier still this evening.

No busier pencil than his was ever stopped by the hand of death.

Kerwin was going to do many things; he was going to be busier than a puppy with a bone, he said.