rushed

As verbs the difference between darted and rushed

is that darted is (dart) while rushed is (rush).

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.

As verbs the difference between rushed and charged

is that rushed is (rush) while charged is (charge).

As an adjective rushed

is very busy.

As verbs the difference between rushed and ran

is that rushed is past tense of rush while ran is simple past of run.

As an adjective rushed

is very busy.

As a noun ran is

yarns coiled on a spun-yarn winch.

As a proper noun RAN is

Royal Australian Navy.

As verbs the difference between rushed and barged

is that rushed is (rush) while barged is (barge).

As an adjective rushed

is very busy.

As verbs the difference between rushed and delayed

is that rushed is (rush) while delayed is (delay).

As an adjective rushed

is very busy.

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.

As a verb rushed is

(rush).

As verbs the difference between pressured and rushed

is that pressured is past tense of pressure while rushed is past tense of rush.

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.

As verbs the difference between whisked and rushed

is that whisked is (whisk) while rushed is (rush).

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.

As verbs the difference between whisk and rushed

is that whisk is to move something with quick light sweeping motions while rushed is past tense of rush.

As a noun whisk

is a quick, light sweeping motion.

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.

As verbs the difference between gushed and rushed

is that gushed is (gush) while rushed is (rush).

As an adjective rushed is

very busy.