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busiest

SayBI-zee-ist/ˈbɪziɪst/

2 meanings of busiest

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Superlative of busy. Use it when something has the most to do or is the most crowded.

    December is the busiest month at the post office.

    Of all the kids, he is the busiest after school.

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  2. 2
    verbarchaic
    Old form of busy used after "thou" to mean "you keep busy" or "you occupy yourself."

    Why busiest thou thyself with other men's troubles?

    Thou busiest thyself from dawn till dusk and never rest.

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busiest is a form of busy

busy, adjective: Having a lot of work or tasks to do. Full entry

Forms
busybusier comparativebusiest superlative
Spelling
busy → busiest: change y to i, add -est

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Origin

This is the form of "busy" that means the most busy, made by adding "-est".