tireless
121hus|tle — «HUHS uhl», verb, tled, tling, noun. –v.t. 1. to carry, send, or move quickly; hurry; bustle: »Mother hustled the baby to bed. 2. to push or shove roughly; jostle rudely: »The other boys hustled him along the street. 3. to force hurriedly or… …
122tire´less|ness — tire|less «TYR lihs», adjective. 1. never becoming tired; requiring little rest: »a tireless worker. SYNONYM(S): indefatigable. 2. never stopping; unceasing: »tireless efforts. –tire´less|ly, adverb. –tire´less|ness, noun …
123tire´less|ly — tire|less «TYR lihs», adjective. 1. never becoming tired; requiring little rest: »a tireless worker. SYNONYM(S): indefatigable. 2. never stopping; unceasing: »tireless efforts. –tire´less|ly, adverb. –tire´less|ness, noun …
124tire|less — «TYR lihs», adjective. 1. never becoming tired; requiring little rest: »a tireless worker. SYNONYM(S): indefatigable. 2. never stopping; unceasing: »tireless efforts. –tire´less|ly, adverb. –tire´less|ness, noun …
125hardworking — hard work ing adj. 1. habitually working diligently and for long hours. Syn: industrious, tireless, untiring. [WordNet 1.5] …
126unflagging — adjective Date: 1715 1. not flagging ; tireless < unflagging enthusiasm > 2. unrelenting 2 • unflaggingly adverb …
127weariless — adjective Date: 15th century tireless • wearilessly adverb …
128machine — I. noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle French, from Latin machina, from Greek mēchanē (Doric dialect machana), from mēchos means, expedient more at may Date: circa 1545 1. a. archaic a constructed thing whether material or immaterial… …
