Gimme the business

Made popular by Yung Berg, "gimme the business" means to give another person sexual satisfaction so great on a daily basis it seems like it's business as usual.

After a few weeks of dating Taysean he said he wanted to gimme the business.

by ToPmEOff6969 January 17, 2009

business edible

when food or drink is spilled on work clothing.

Jim's shirt has enough salsa down the front to make it business edible.

by PogoMojo July 27, 2011

Business unit

Male reproductive and/or sexual organ as referred to euphemistically by the upper class or in a work-based environment.

- "I say, Richmal, did you perchance have carnal knowledge of that Shazza last night?""Indeed I did, Montague, and I can't half feel it in my business unit today."
- "Woop, woop, ladies. Check out the business unit on THIS junior accounts executive."

by Johnny Knack January 13, 2017

business friend

Friends that own or are employed by separate businesses but support each other's initiatives and successes. They often work on similar initiatives that they have in common.

I met with my business friend to work on an event together.

by Gigishine October 15, 2018

business class

adj., describes a person, especially female, that dates people for their money; a person who is stuck up and expensive to date; a person who can't fly coach; a high maintenance girlfriend or wife (from the movie 'Swingers')

"Stay away from her, she's Business Class"

by Zen Master Vex December 1, 2002

business style

business style is defined as an action that is done as per rules, regulations or proper ethics but the individual involved is able to maintain coolness and stay hip.

Tariq could have easily jumped the turnstile to ride the subway; but not wanting to appear like a scrub with no cash, he played it business style, paid his fare and passed through like a smooth operator.

by Richard Arseneault July 12, 2004

slammin' busy

1. Apparently how it gets in Quick Chek after the certified sub maker gets behind the counter to make you a sandwich.

2. A good term to use when you are working the register at Quick Check and you don't want to get behind the counter to make a sandwich.

"Sure, there's no one here now, but as soon as I get behind that counter it's going to get all slammin' busy in here."

"It's not slammin' busy in here. Bitch, make me a sandwich."

by Captain Ed August 6, 2004