A phrase that covers a lot of ground depending on tone and context.
I didn't watch Dirty Business but I did see the Led By Donkeys video from Tory times. Not sure the films have the same message but it was enough! Disgusted from Tunbridge Wells. youtu.be/ui90HkEhvs0?...
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A phrase that covers a lot of ground depending on tone and context. In its everyday sense, dirty business refers to underhanded, unethical, or morally compromised dealings — the kind of shady conduct that makes people uncomfortable. In more explicit slang use, it's a euphemism for anal sex. The beauty of the phrase is how cleanly it inhabits both registers, letting speakers be deliberately ambiguous. Which meaning is intended usually becomes clear quickly from context and the company you're keeping.
He admitted it was dirty business, but claimed everyone in the industry operated the same way.
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Dirty Business: Extent of public anger at water companies and regulators revealed in Defra analysis www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/...
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(slang) anal sex.
“I didn't watch Dirty Business but I did see the Led By Donkeys video from Tory times. Not sure the films have the same message but it was enough! Disgusted from Tunbridge Wells. youtu.be/ui90HkEhvs0?...”
“SURPRISE! Learning Japanese with Pokemon Red will be TONIGHT at 6:30 PM ET instead of Friday! Let's put a stop to the mafia's dirty business under Celadon's Game Corner! お会いできるのを楽しみに! #Pokemon #LearnJapanese YouTube: youtube.com/live/c0PxFPS... Twitch: www.twitch.tv/dylusc”
“Dirty Business: Extent of public anger at water companies and regulators revealed in Defra analysis www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/...”
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the practice of unethical methods.
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