TCB

or tcb

abbreviation for

1. taking care of business; take care of business:

   With the game clock winding down, our offense was on the field TCB.

Word History and Origins

Origin of TCB¹

First recorded in 1965–70; the name of a Motown TV show and recording, and popularized in TCB Band, Elvis Presley's band after 1969

Example Sentences

TCB’s long-running “Nutcracker” has a unique twist: its sets, costumes and much of the choreography are directly recreated from the original 1892 “Nutcracker” danced in St. Petersburg, Russia.

From Seattle Times

Back in the late 1990s, TCB received a grant to recreate the production from photographs — including sets, costumes, props and much of the choreography.

From Seattle Times

The oldest ballet company in the region, TCB has been around since 1955, and has been presenting a “Nutcracker” at Tacoma’s historic Pantages Theatre — complete with live accompaniment by the Tacoma City Ballet Orchestra — since 1983.

From Seattle Times

Ben Wiggins, the managing director of the TCB Ski, Board and Bike shop, said that while fewer people were coming to Ohakune for skiing and snowboarding, they’ve seen more visitors who want to go golfing, fishing, camping and mountain biking.

From Seattle Times

Not to be deterred by the string of bad news, Long Live GoGo is hosting a show at the Howard Theatre that’s meant to be entertaining and healing, featuring go-go locals TCB, TOB, Reaction Band and more.

From Washington Post