(energetic person)
61hustler — /ˈhʌslə/ (say husluh) noun 1. an energetic person, especially someone pursuing an opportunity to make money, who sweeps aside all obstacles in their path. 2. someone who obtains money by questionable methods, especially in gambling …
62go-getter — n. an energetic person. □ Wal ly is a real go getter. He’ll go places. □ Sally was really cut out to be a go getter …
63hotshot — 1. n. an important and energetic person. (Often used sarcastically. Also a term of address.) □ If you’re such a hotshot, why not straighten out the whole thing? □ Look, hotshot, get busy, will you? 2. AND hot shot mod. brilliant; great. □ Wally… …
64fireball — [fīr′bôl΄] n. 1. something resembling a ball of fire; specif., a) a large, bright meteor: see BOLIDE b) BALL LIGHTNING c) a high temperature, luminous ball of gas which forms shortly after a nuclear explosion 2. Historical a ball of explosive or… …
65busy bee — noun an alert and energetic person • Syn: ↑eager beaver, ↑live wire, ↑sharpie, ↑sharpy • Hypernyms: ↑actor, ↑doer, ↑worker • Hyponyms: ↑ …
66dynamo — n. (pl. os) 1 a machine converting mechanical into electrical energy, esp. by rotating coils of copper wire in a magnetic field. 2 colloq. an energetic person. Etymology: abbr. of dynamo electric machine f. Gk dunamis power, force …
67sharpie — noun 1. an alert and energetic person • Syn: ↑eager beaver, ↑busy bee, ↑live wire, ↑sharpy • Hypernyms: ↑actor, ↑doer, ↑worker • …
68sharpy — noun 1. an alert and energetic person • Syn: ↑eager beaver, ↑busy bee, ↑live wire, ↑sharpie • Hypernyms: ↑actor, ↑doer, ↑worker • …
69bear|cat — «BAIR KAT», noun, or bear cat, 1. Slang. a lively, energetic person. 2. = panda. (Cf. ↑panda) 3. = binturong. (Cf. ↑binturong) …
70go-get|ter — «GOH GEHT uhr», noun. Informal. an energetic person who tries hard for and usually gets what he is after …
