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One difference between a business and a residence, though both are usually owned by one or several people, is that people dont usually buy a commercial building with the intention of living in it, and people dont usually buy a residence with the intention of selling goods or services from it. Of course the owner/ proprietor of the business makes the decisions of who comes in and who goes, they own it, nobody else really has the right to make the decision but them, but a business is not the same as a residence, it has a different purpose. Looking after goods is not the same thing as looking after a family.
People know when they invest in a business that it's not the same thing as buying a home.
A term native to the Southwest and West Coast United States. The regional equivalent of crunk, gutter, hyphy,ballin, fresh, and hype. The term is used to describe the level of party madness that has ensued, will ensue, or is ensuing. The term can also be used to describe someone's flamboyant, fun, outgoing, social personality. A direct derivative of the adjective Rowdy.
This word Rowdy and the phrase Rowdy Business are growing increasingly popular and frequently used in its native region. More likely to be heard around the Rowdy Triangle.
Exhibit A: "Deadmau5 is headlining a massive concert, its gonna be ROWDY BUSINESS for sure!"
Exhibit B: "That dude gets ROWDY at tailgates. He downed 6 beers bongs, 3 shots, and whiskey coke at 10:00 in the morning. He's straight ROWDY BUSINESS".
When you can barely afford your workshop rent and electric, pay 1 guy to make tea £350 a week, your apprentice £150 a week, your main tech £500 a week, and then get 2 sub techs in on £160 each for 2 days work. Whilst still living at home, sleeping on your mums couch because all the other rooms are occupied, and your credit accounts are closing quicker than a bank in a recession. #MODATEC
I see uncs gone and done another modatec special successful business MODATEC style #MODATEC
To be "With the business." Is used to describe someone involved in illegal activity. Typically drug dealing or prostitution.
: No don't trip dog. James and Jamie are solid, they are with the business.
Like french kiss but more passionate and longer at the point where you are no longer sure it's still technically a kiss.
Dude1: We have done French Business with that freaky girl the whole party.
Dude2:Wtf is a French Business?
Dude1:Like a French Kiss, but so long and so passionate it's like operating a business.
Dude2: Man you are weird.
ejaculate, ejaculation, material containing ones' 'genetic address' left on/in a spot, situation, or 'factory'
i made sure i didn't leave my business card with jenna
i made sure to leave my business card with her/him/it
i tried not to leave my business card on her bed!!
What you say when you work a M-F job and it is Friday and you want to reference Monday without having to say Monday. You instinctively want to say tomorrow on Friday but if you had the word Business as in Business Day, then you can use the idea of the next business day in the form of a tomorrow.
Have your reports on my desk by business tomorrow or you're fired.