biz
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7.7
- noun
- /bɪz/
- Informal
:
mundillo
- I know a little something about the biz.
- show biz
- music biz
- movie biz
Sales first, right, outreach and then having a show where it's biz dev.
- Sales first, right, outreach and then having a show where it's biz dev.
- It was scaled back on the on the school and, and focus on the biz.
- So while this audience builds, why don't I yap a little bit and tell you guys maybe a weekend recap, tomorrow's Biz Dev Sunday.
Examples
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Many regarded you as the best in the biz.
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It's Sunday already, so the ad biz is still closed for the weekend.
Blog text (12) -
Because this is what we in the biz call "incredible television."
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There is, as they say in the fight biz, not a mark on him.
Fiction book (2001) -
And that, my friends, is what we in the biz like to call "an opportunity."
Blog text (3) -
We got a big future in show biz.
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And how is the travel agency biz?
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So I use it to sneak into parties and make contacts in the biz.
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"So how's the art biz?" Jason asks as he kneads Henry's back and shoulders.
Fiction book (1996) -
Many regarded you as the best in the biz.
Synonyms
696
1.3
The work a person does to earn money
552
7.1
A field of work someone is involved in
110
3.1
A type of job someone does to earn money
8
3.1
A type of product or service a company offers
An informal word for the business world
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word biz is an informal short form of business, which comes from the old word busy meaning 'active' or 'working'. So, biz now means someone's area of work or industry, like the film biz or restaurant biz.