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What does it mean to call someone a busy bee?
Calling someone a busy bee is referring to them as a person constantly moving or doing something always having planned activities or errands to run, some can even do this with kids.
Why are bees busy?
Bees are busy because they collect the pollen to make honey. Also that they protect the queen and feed her. Also they nurse the bee larve.
Who said the busy bee has no time for sorrow?
William Blake (1757-1827), in his poem The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
Can you give me a list of similies?
Sure! Here are a few examples of similes: "As busy as a bee", "As cool as a cucumber", "As blind as a bat", "As brave as a lion".
Examples of animal metaphors?
"Busy as a bee" to describe someone who is hardworking or industrious. "Sly as a fox" to describe someone who is cunning or clever. "Strong as an ox" to describe someone who is physically powerful.
If bee is to busy as quiet is to what?
Cat.
What similes start with b?
busy as a bee
What is the simlie for busy?
As busy as a bee.
When was Busy Bee Starski born?
Busy Bee Starski was born in 1962.
What nicknames does Busy Bee go by?
Busy Bee goes by Chief Rocker.
Is the pacific ocean quiet or busy?
Some areas are quiet, and others are busy.
What is the birth name of Busy Bee?
Busy Bee's birth name is David Parker.
What goes in the found as busy has?
"A busy as a bee".
What material are Busy Bee tools made of?
Busy Bee tools are made of metal castings and steel. Busy Bee manufactures woodworking and welding tools. Busy Bee tools are very cost effective and nescessary for the construction and manufacturing industry.
Can you show me a list of similes?
Certainly! Here are a few examples of similes: Busy as a bee Brave as a lion Strong as an ox Quiet as a mouse Fit as a fiddle
What are the release dates for The Busy Bee - 1903?
The Busy Bee - 1903 was released on: USA: September 1903
Finish this saying 'as busy as a?
As busy as a bee. This originates from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, (the Squire's Tale), 1386-1400.
