nobody's business

A colloquial expression used in simile-like grammatical constructions to attribute particular force to the action of a verb. To state that something is happening "like nobody's business" suggests that it is happening with a particularly high degree of intensity.

It's raining outside like nobody's business!

by Sam Sundquist June 18, 2005

Like Nobodys Business

A phrase that is said to show emphasis to a statement.

That ho can shake her booty like nobodys business. She gets busy like nobodys business.

by Sunshine1975 January 6, 2011

Like nobodies business

1. To excel at
2. To have a gift

My brother can work on a transmission like nobodies business

by Breaking dancing on cardboard December 9, 2020

Nobody’s Business

To do something well or to excel at something.

My little brother can pitch like nobody’s business. He struck out 6 batters in a row in the game yesterday.

by Breaking dancing on cardboard July 15, 2021