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bizniz by CraCKtobeR April 10, 2005
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srs bizniz by Barzahd October 28, 2007
biznizzlenitch
a term coined by the one true g-money, for his tru friend niznitch. a combination of 'niznitch', 'hizzle', and 'biznitch'. used in a playful fashion.
biznizzlenitch by niznitch November 30, 2003
Biznis Pelikin
A depiction of the common Pelican wearing business or "Biznis" attire. This includes, but is not limited to: a suit, tie, bow tie, bowler hat, briefcase, and cuff links. The intended meaning of Biznis Pelikin is not publicly known, but many theorize that the original artist just wanted everyone to live by the adage, "don't worry, be happy."
The evolved form of Biznis Pelikin, known as Gilded Goose, occurs after an undetermined amount of business endeavors.
Biznis Pelikin is most commonly seen in graffiti in the style of kikor, but its depiction is not limited to graffiti. It can also be seen in chalk drawings, paintings, carvings, and a myriad of other unconventional art installations.
The evolved form of Biznis Pelikin, known as Gilded Goose, occurs after an undetermined amount of business endeavors.
Biznis Pelikin is most commonly seen in graffiti in the style of kikor, but its depiction is not limited to graffiti. It can also be seen in chalk drawings, paintings, carvings, and a myriad of other unconventional art installations.
Biznis Pelikin by gufflife July 19, 2016
Biznis
A catchall term used to indicate approval. The word can also be used to signify that something or someone is cool, prestigious, or impressive.
Example 1:
*A stately man with gelled hair, a crisp suit, and perfectly shined leather shoes walks by in the airport*
Guy 1: Yo, that guy is biznis!
Guy 2: Yeah, he's sharp.
Example 2:
Guy 1: Anybody down to go J. Cole's concert?
Guy 2: Sounds biznis! Let's do it.
*A stately man with gelled hair, a crisp suit, and perfectly shined leather shoes walks by in the airport*
Guy 1: Yo, that guy is biznis!
Guy 2: Yeah, he's sharp.
Example 2:
Guy 1: Anybody down to go J. Cole's concert?
Guy 2: Sounds biznis! Let's do it.
Biznis by FrenchOnion May 16, 2021
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