bees knees

When bees flit from flower to flower the nectar sticks to their legs. The phrase "bee's knees" means sweet and good, because the knees of the bee are where all the sweet, good stuff is collected.
That definition about moving around really fast is wrong.

You bought me a coffee? You're the bee's knees!

by elisa August 22, 2004

bees knees

Very good, the best

The pants you are wearing are the bee's knees.

by Professor Frink January 5, 2003

bees knees

Peachy, very nice, the berries, excellent, fine, beautiful, very good.

That jazz band is the bees knees

by Bob Proczko October 16, 2006

bees knees

Slang from the 1920s. Possibly a corruption of the word business. Another possibility is that it is derived from the expression, "be all end all" a.k.a. "B's and E's" which when said would sound like, "Bees-an-ees". Simply defined as the best, latest, and greatest. (Synonymous with other 1920s slang: The cat's pajamas and the cat's meow. A more current version would be The shit.).

"Johnny got a new car. It's the bees knees.", "Roger is so handsome. He is just the bees knees."

by CeeCee72 July 1, 2010

bees knees

The humorous word Lorence said in the movie "School of Rock".

Beez kneez?

by beez kneez November 28, 2003

bees knees

another way of spelling "business" and pronounced "beez-neez" in a Latin-European way...

"Man, that new bike is really the business!"
"She obviously thinks that hairstyle makes her the business."

by The1 February 13, 2005

bees knees

in constant motion;
in constant vibration

you're bees knees = you're always moving = you're vibrant

by One of the Immigrants October 30, 2003