(energetic person)

  • 21ball of fire — enthusiastic or energetic person; charismatic individual; person who experiences accelerated professional success; fireball …

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  • 22hustler — hus·tler || hÊŒslÉ™(r) n. energetic person, aggressive person; swindler (Slang); prostitute (Slang) …

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  • 23hustlers — hus·tler || hÊŒslÉ™(r) n. energetic person, aggressive person; swindler (Slang); prostitute (Slang) …

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  • 24live wire — ball of energy, energetic person, very active person …

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  • 25whirlwind — adj. similar to a whirlwind; tumultuous n. twister, tornado, storm; something happening in a fast or confusing manner; something destructive; extremely energetic person, tumultuous person …

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  • 26whirlwinds — adj. similar to a whirlwind; tumultuous n. twister, tornado, storm; something happening in a fast or confusing manner; something destructive; extremely energetic person, tumultuous person …

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  • 27doer — [n] go getter achiever, busy person, dynamo*, energetic person, man of action, motivator, mover and shaker*, risk taker, woman of action; concept 706 …

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  • 28dynamo — [n] go getter achiever, ball of fire*, bundle of energy*, busy person, doer, eager beaver*, energetic person, fireball*, generator, hard worker, hot shot, live wire*, mover and shaker*, pistol*, risk taker, spark plug*, whiz kid*; concept 706 …

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  • 29live wire — A wire charged with an electric current, especially where the current is deadly or potent with danger to the person. Phelan v Louisville Electrical Co. 122 Ky 476, 91 SW 703. A colloquial term for an active and energetic person …

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  • 30bear cat — noun reddish brown Old World raccoon like carnivore; in some classifications considered unrelated to the giant pandas • Syn: ↑lesser panda, ↑red panda, ↑panda, ↑cat bear, ↑Ailurus fulgens • Hypernyms: ↑procyonid …

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