Business Tilting

Business Tilting is where a Business makes a strategic shift from their established core products and services, to new and improved products, services and customer experience. This tilts the odds in the Business’s favor by making it more likely that customers will buy from them instead of a competitor.

The entrepreneur realized that the key to sustainable growth was not just about profit but also about responsible business tilting towards ethical practices and social responsibility.

by wordowl October 23, 2023

Pretty Busy

Having no time at all for the usual life style like hanging out with the bros. Also the act of fornication that leads to lots of children

Garrett was pretty busy this weekend he had no time for the ladies!

by Fudgeywudgeyboo August 11, 2019

leave my business card

ejaculate, ejaculation, material containing ones' 'genetic address' left on/in a spot, situation, or 'factory'

i made sure i didn't leave my business card with jenna

i made sure to leave my business card with her/him/it

i tried not to leave my business card on her bed!!

by michael foolsley April 13, 2011

Busy doors

Busy doors is often used to confirm an influx of ops in a certain area when playing online multiplayer, specifically Call of Duty Warzone. It is also regularly used by door to door salesman in reference to a laborious day of knocking doors ahead. Commenly used on Bank Holidays or when working in council estates due to more people than usual being at home.

Right, Warren. I'm dropping on the Lighthouse. It's gonna be Busy Doors!

by EWW.. Whats_that_my_brother March 19, 2024

Busy Doctor

A person that has lots of patience.

OK, I've been waiting on Charlie for three days now. I must be a Busy Doctor.

by rIpPiN_rUGz August 12, 2022

Banana business

Someone who is absolutely goonerrific, likes emo girls and says funklenuts. Also walks and makes sounds like the goblins from clash royale.

Cerek is always on banana business and I cannot stand him.

by Hunter gamlin August 12, 2025

Business Tomorrow

What you say when you work a M-F job and it is Friday and you want to reference Monday without having to say Monday. You instinctively want to say tomorrow on Friday but if you had the word Business as in Business Day, then you can use the idea of the next business day in the form of a tomorrow.

Have your reports on my desk by business tomorrow or you're fired.

by DrakeThePengu August 13, 2021