Up To One's Ears | Synonyms And Antonyms

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UP TO ONE'S EARS Synonyms

adjective engaged, at work

active

unavailable

working

buried

employed

engaged

engrossed

hustling

occupied

overloaded

persevering

slaving

snowed

swamped

already taken

assiduous

at it

diligent

having a full plate

having enough on one's plate

having fish to fry

having many irons in the fire

in a meeting

in conference

industrious

in someone else's possession

in the field

in the laboratory

on assignment

on duty

on the go

tied-up

with a customer

UP TO ONE'S EARS antonyms

idle

inactive

unoccupied

lazy

quiet

unbusy

unemployed

unengaged

Related Words UP TO ONE'S EARS

BUSIER adjective engaged, at work

active

unavailable

working

occupied

engaged

engrossed

persevering

buried

employed

hustling

assiduous

diligent

industrious

on duty

swamped

overloaded

snowed

slaving

already taken

at it

having a full plate

having fish to fry

having many irons in the fire

in a meeting

in conference

in the field

in the laboratory

on assignment

on the go

tied up

with a customer

having enough on one's plate

in someone else's possession

up to one's ears

BUSIEST adjective engaged, at work

active

unavailable

working

occupied

engaged

engrossed

persevering

buried

employed

hustling

assiduous

diligent

industrious

on duty

swamped

overloaded

snowed

slaving

already taken

at it

having a full plate

having fish to fry

having many irons in the fire

in a meeting

in conference

in the field

in the laboratory

on assignment

on the go

tied up

with a customer

having enough on one's plate

in someone else's possession

up to one's ears

BUSY adjective engaged, at work

active

unavailable

working

buried

employed

engaged

engrossed

hustling

occupied

overloaded

persevering

slaving

snowed

swamped

already taken

assiduous

at it

diligent

having a full plate

having enough on one's plate

having fish to fry

having many irons in the fire

in a meeting

in conference

industrious

in someone else's possession

in the field

in the laboratory

on assignment

on duty

on the go

tied-up

up to one's ears

with a customer