good business

used to describe something excellent and/or desirable. Best spoken at the workplace.

See that new secretary in those super tight pants? Yes, that's good business.

by sean_sean_sean December 7, 2006

Business Clown

One whos business is to be a clown. This fellow is so zany and/or silly, that it is as if his profession is being a clown, hence the business in business clown

Look at Mike over there, what a business clown!

I-Its not like I like you or anything senpai! B-B-Business clown!

by Hack Jarlow August 27, 2020

Business Major

Students whom couldn't handle a real academic path, and are now Excel jockies. They yell "BOOM!" in your residence halls while others with actual degrees (IE: Electrical Engineering) are progressing themselves academically via homework and studying.

Resident 1: That kid is always roaming the halls yelling "BOOM!" and smashing his face into walls.

Resident 2: That would be a classic symptom of being a "Business Major."

by hexwolf December 29, 2007

Good for business

A phrase meaning that a COO of a company makes a decision that they think is right and doesn't care what the employees have to say!

Follow Rules Good for business

by TDS1984 September 5, 2013

busy rag

A rug used during work hours to give the illusion of you working.

Stevo: shit the boss is coming this way
-gets out a busy rag
Boss: good work mate

by stevo08 October 29, 2011

independent business

A question made by the exam board AQA to fail and confuse innocent year 10 and 11's who revised biology instead received an off topic exam containing drunk 15 year olds and GM mosquitoes

Exam: What is an independent business?
Phil: Oh fuck!

by Jason15300 May 17, 2016

Handling That Business

Used as a phrase to describe a road team in any sport winning a game in the opposing teams’ stadium.

The Michigan Wolverines are currently handling that business against Ohio State at Buckeye stadium.

by MARCISMS November 23, 2018