hectic

/ˈhɛktɪk/adjective

Extremely busy, rushed, and full of activity.

Example sentence

“Things get pretty hectic at the restaurant during the lunch rush.”

The default adjective for overloaded schedules: a hectic day, a hectic week at work. It complains about pace, not misfortune; a hectic day can still be a good one.

Related words

heedTo watch over something and keep it safe.heartyA friendly name sailors call one another.heedlessPaying no attention to something; careless of risks or warnings.heartbreakIntense sorrow or emotional pain, usually caused by losing someone or being badly disappointed.heftyBig, heavy, and powerful; impressively large.heartThe organ in your chest that pumps blood around your body, long regarded as the source of feelings.