bet
103
8.7
- interjection
- /bɛt/
- Slang
- When I suggested a movie night, he replied, bet, I'm in!
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- You know, like, bet, like, bet, bet, bet.
- And when you say no to one person, they're like, OK, bet.
- And, and the mother says, you bet, but it's more dangerous if you stay here with me.
- And it was just like a OK, OK, sounds great bet yeah, done. I'm in
Examples
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And they was like, oh bet, let's go.
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Anytime he texts me, like, OK, Benedict Arnold, you know, you bet, buddy, I'm OK.
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And it was just like a OK, OK, sounds great bet yeah, done. I'm in
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SO I, I was like, bet I'm I'm going out.
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What up them your peoples Yeah, I bet y'all pull up.
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Y'all best bet, you guys, I'm going to be a granny fashion Blogger, OK?
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Are you joining us for dinner later? Bet, I wouldn't miss it!
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She said we could meet at the park, and I responded, bet, that sounds perfect!
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Compounds
- UK
1
9.9
A plant with pink or white flowers whose crushed leaves make a soap-like liquid
- Jargon
A bet that gives a weaker competitor a head start to make the contest more even
- Australian
A bet on the winners of four horse races often the last four races of the day
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the slang bet (meaning 'okay' or 'I'm in') is to think of it as a quick short form of 'you can bet on it', so saying bet is a fast way to agree or accept.