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A gentleman who won someone (usually female) on auction for sexual reason.
Guy 1: I heard Jennifer was looking around for a sugar daddy, like 12 dudes already said they would
Guy 2: Yea! she held an auction to see who wanted her most, Terry won, he is her bid daddy now
Insane goings-on; as in unbelievably silly doings. (crazy business)
"You flashed those guys? That's some crazy bidness."
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Stu and/or Kyle, Maybe even Bryant.
Stu is The Bid/The Geek
Kyle The Bid/The Geek
"Yo Bryant be lunchin, ctfu he The Bid/The Geek"
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The act of a fraternity giving out bids to simply anyone interested in rushing.
Brad: Why did Kappa Sigma get so many pledges this year?
Chad: They gave out carpet bids to literally anyone that was rushing. Total boners.
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A HOT chik..
None of this average business, this term is saved for the best of the best.
"Damn, that chik is a mint bid"
"The Quest for Mint bid"
"Have you seen any mint bid today?"
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When you up to that bidness bidness type of bidness
That boy Cloyd Bidness preformed a happy tapioca session with his homie Rodney Pickle while listening to that new hit Cornelius Gooftown
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The start of The Price Is Right when all four players are called down to Contestants' Row. The podiums are colored red, blue, yellow, and green. The person who is closest to the actual retail price of the prize gets to come up on stage to play a pricing game. If all are over, a buzzer sounds repeatedly and Drew Carey will ask them to bid again under the lowest bid recorded. If a player gets the price exactly right, not only do they get to come up on stage, they get a $500 bonus as well. When a pricing game is finished (and the commercials are gone), announcer Rich Fields asks another player to come on down. The player then occupies the position of the previous player.
Good strategy for when a player thinks the other three are over is bidding $1. There was also one occasion where someone had bid $69, causing the audience to laugh and Drew Carey to lose it in laughter in Season 36. After three contestants have made it on stage and played a pricing game, there is the Showcase Showdown, and the process (this and pricing game x 3, Showcase Showdown) repeats again for the second half of the show.
"Hey, Rich, what's the next item up for bids?" Drew Carey asks announcer Rich Fields as part of the One Bid.
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