Business.

Biz-ness. Meaning cool or legit.

Joe: I just aced my biology final.
Steve: Business.

by imabison August 31, 2010

Business Crush

1. A crush category, e.g., High School Crush. To be attracted to someone for their business savviness or business savvy persona.

2. To be attracted to someone in or caused by a business situation.

Loana: I didn't think Ivanka Trump was your type...

Christi: Oh she's way out of my league, but she's like my "Business Crush."

by noparkingtuesday July 12, 2012

business on top, party down below

The grooming style where a guy has a close-cropped haircut on top and wears a long bushy beard below. A hairstyle popular with musicians and hipsters. trendy, beard, hipster, musician, haircut, hairstyle, grooming

I like your new cut and now you’ve grown a beard, how very hipster of you. I don’t know, to me it says I’m business on top, party down below!

by joecoolthefool October 11, 2017

Business man's lunch

Going to the strip club during the day.

Hey guy's, let's go to a business man's lunch at Showgirls.

by Vegas702 October 31, 2018

small business saturday

The Saturday after Black Friday. This is the day when business' realize that they are screwed and start thinking about Chapter 13. They tried opening on Thanksgiving offering ridiculous discounts only to find out that it is costing them more in protests, petitions, and lawsuits then the profits they made for the day. Black Friday wasn't any better as most of the shoppers that came in were just looking at the items that they wanted to buy online cheaper then any Black Friday deal would have got them.

Joe: Hey did you go shopping on Black Friday or Small Business Saturday?

Dave: Nah man, I'm doing mine on Cyber Monday

by StealthTSX November 30, 2013

that aint the business

that aint wassup or just another way to say thats lame or if some one say somethin stupid or if somebody is ugly.

man that girl so ugly she look like the ass of a elaphant that aint the business

by Black Cherry Boo January 1, 2009

you run a great business

A common turn of phrase used to desribe gentlemen running a satisfactory level of customer service and product quality in any business, often said when drunk to a kebab shop owner, a tesco employee or even a taxi driver.

Andy: *In yateley kebab house* *with beer in hand* one kebab please good sir

Ahmet (owner of best kebab yateley): coming right up sir

*within 5 minutes perfect kebab given with a smile*

Andy: cheers lads- You run a great business

by jamalshamali February 21, 2012