bizz
- noun
- /bɪz/
- Informal
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negocios
- This is what we call in the biz, a profit maximizer.
I was able through my connections in the biz.
- I was able through my connections in the biz.
- We're coming up on Emmy season, which means a lot of people and the biz are coming down with Emmy fever.
- We were talking about like like old school radio business and TV business and the movie biz showbiz.
- All right, he he knows you know what say we will about Andy, but he knows the biz.
- But just to be clear, getting the Colbert small biz bump does not 'cause pregnancy that I know of.
- It's the grind on the biz dev hustle that matters.
- so you have three options like the biz dev show relationships speaking as a relationship thing.
Examples
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If you want to make it in the biz, as an artist, as a performer.
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What is American Express's role in the small biz Saturday?
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Ah yes, well that is what we in the biz call marketing horse.
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Then we talked about entrepreneurs and biz owners, right?
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It's the grind on the biz dev hustle that matters.
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We're coming up on Emmy season, which means a lot of people and the biz are coming down with Emmy fever.
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In the current economy, many young people are eager to dive into the bizz and start their own companies.
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He has a lot of connections in the bizz, which helps him secure new clients quickly.
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Networking events are a great way to meet others in the bizz and exchange ideas.
Synonyms
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7.7
A type of business or industry someone works in
How Commercial
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3.7
- Informal
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1.0
- Canadian
11
2.8
- US
133
3.5
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bizz is a short, informal form of business, the same idea as 'biz', so when people say they work in the bizz they mean the business world.