Da Business
From Oakland, CA once again. This phrase means to a number of things. 1) To Beat someone up. 2)To tell somebody off. 3) To have sex.
Da Business by The Sensei May 13, 2005
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da business
da business by bianca hairston January 9, 2005
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da business • what da business is • wha da buisness is shawty • Do Business • da baby • Da Man • Da wae • da bomb • da kine • da hood
da business
da business by bianca hairston January 9, 2005
da business
To emphasize something really good or bad, depending on how it is used in a sentence. Can have several meanings and can be used as a verb or a synonym.
That dude's shirt is not da business!
My husband gave me da business last night for coming home too late.
I love her hair. It is da business!
My husband gave me da business last night for coming home too late.
I love her hair. It is da business!
da business by Jenny Kuz February 1, 2008
what da business is
what da business is by MsCrystalle August 14, 2008
wha da buisness is shawty
wha da buisness is shawty by shaun April 26, 2004
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