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monkey business

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monkey business and funny business
silliness; dishonest tricks. That's enough monkey business. Now, settle down. Stop the funny business. This is serious!
See also: business, monkey

monkey business  (slightly informal)
silly behaviour or dishonest behaviour So what kind of monkey business have you kids been up to while I was out? The tax inspectors discovered that there had been some monkey business with the accounts.
See also: business, monkey


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Byline: TOM PETTIFOR LIKE all best buddies they love hanging out, having a laugh and indulging in a little monkey business - even though one of them is a dog.
Q CAN you give me any information about Jim Cronin who presented Monkey Business on TV with his wife Alison?
2 million to viewers following the discovery that audiences had been misled on The Richard & Judy Show's 'You Say We Pay' quiz since 2004, it was decided not to reintroduce either the Champion Tipster or Monkey Business phone-ins.
 
 
 
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