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The definition of "The Business" is when referring to some that's very good.
You see a really nice jacket, you turn around and say "This jacket is the business"
When an individual feels the need to list every possible task that they have to complete within a given time, in order to show-off how "busy" or "important" they are to others, when in reality, we're all fucking busy.
Game is usually played by college students who are power-hungry, need attention constantly, or want recognition for completing tasks that are simple.
Person 1: "I don't know how I am going to get anything done. I have to write a paper, apply to internships, create a website, write another paper, make a presentation, get my haircut, take a nap, drink water, breathe, then I have to apply for a scholarship, then edit my Twitter bio, then adopt a child in a third-world country.........."
Person 2: "Ok, lets not play the busy game. We've all got shit to do. We're all busy, bitch."
When someone wears a hoodie under a suit
Omg, is he wearing a suit on top of a hoodie? That's so business cazual
When something goes just as or better than planned. Another way to say “Dope”
“Did you ask for the snap?”
“I got the snap and the number.”
“.business”
A derogatory way to describe someone who is very busy with sexual endeavors. Most often used to describe someone engaging in gay sexual activity involving more than one boom tube.
Knowing Roy, he was probably three glizzies busy last night.
In a professional, business or government office setting, typically mentioned by a user when you receive requests from 2 or more managers (or other business associates) through email, telephone, IM , video conference, etc. all at the same time. Most often the request or information that is being conveyed is the exact same thing message from all managers or absolutely conflicting information on a subject matter.
Spoken Openly: I just got a business-bukakke from Chad, Karen and Don. The hell is going on?
Spoken Professionally: I just BB'd from Chad, Karen and Don. Does anyone have a clarification on this matter?
In a professional, business or government office setting, typically mentioned by a user when you receive requests from 2 or more managers (or other business associates) through email, telephone, IM , video conference, etc. all at the same time. Most often the request or information that is being conveyed is the exact same thing message from all managers or absolutely conflicting information on a subject matter.
Spoken Openly: I just got a business-bukakke from Chad, Karen and Don. The hell is going on?
Spoken Professionally: I just BB'd from Chad, Karen and Don. Does anyone have a clarification on this matter?