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A nickname for somone whose name starts with a T, commonly Tim. Derrived from the name, "T", and the no-nonsense, businesslike approach to victory, "biz." Typically needs to be earned by proving yourself, either on the football field, basketball court, or Halo 3. Can be substituted for "Timalfi" in some cases.
Paul: "did you see that diving catch t-biz just made?"

Casey: "Ya, it was almost as good as the muti-kill he had on Halo yesterday."
T-biz by chilli boy February 9, 2010
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T-bizzle 

T-bizzle (Bong Breaking Bitch) aka tripple b. is a Bong Breaking Bitch
T-bizzle broke my bong for the 4th time today
T-bizzle by Niglips360 June 15, 2009
Related Words
T-Bizzle T-biz i don't bizz Tbizniz Tbizz t.s T.T T-Series T T.O.D.D.

T-Bizzle 

Slang term for Taco Bell.
I'm one hungry mofo, let's dip to T-Bizzle for a chilito.
T-Bizzle by xJUGGLAx February 25, 2007
slang for Taco Bell...
Andrew: We're getting some T bizzle... you ready to ride...
Joe: Grill Stuff Steak?!?
Andrew: fo sho!
T bizzle by DJ Homey December 31, 2007

i don't bizz 

to not get in someone's business. thug term y'know
i don't bizz by dowhan August 14, 2006
He is the MAN. He is The Business. He has a appetizing penis and body.
I am Tbizniz!
Tbizniz by anonymous April 10, 2022
Tbizz Lowe the verbal
Tbizz by Gara knowledge September 10, 2022
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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