Bidnick

A fat child that sits on a chair for his/her entire life. Usually stays at home with his mother and commits multiple acts of in-breeding.

Man did you see that kid, he was such a bidnick

by rawrka May 13, 2008

Biznack

biz·nack

/’biznak/

noun
noun: biznack (slang for “business”)
1. 1.
Slang for “business,” a person's regular occupation, profession, or trade.
"Taking care of biznack!” “T.C.Biznack” “
synonyms: work, line of work, occupation, profession, career, employment, job, position
o an activity that someone is engaged in.
"what is your biznack here?"
o a person's concern.
"it's not my biznack to interfere"
synonyms: concern, affair, responsibility, duty, function, obligation
o work that has to be done or matters that have to be attended to.
"government biznack"
2. 2.
Slang for the practice of making one's living by engaging in commerce.
"the world of biznack"
synonyms: trade, trading, commerce, dealing, traffic, merchandising
o trade considered in terms of its volume or profitability.
"how's biznack?"
o a commercial operation or company.
3. 3.
informal
Slang for an affair or series of events, typically a scandalous or discreditable one.
"they must be told about this blackmailing biznack"
synonyms: affair, matter, thing, case, circumstance, situation, event, incident, happening
o informal
a group of related or previously mentioned things.
"use carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli, and serve the whole biznack hot"
4. 4.
theatrical slang
actions other than dialogue performed by actors.
"a piece of biznack"
5. 5.
informal
a scolding; harsh verbal criticism.
"Give him the biznack!"

"Taking Care of Biznack"

"T. C. Biznack"

"Give him the biznack!"

by Let It Shine, LLC May 10, 2018

bidlackitude

Just like a deputy except older and grouchier; slightly sovereign; mostly maverick; insubordinate tendencies;

The new guy has serious bidlackitude; we need to keep him on a short leash.

by TamTamBaram June 5, 2021