betcha
- interjection
- /ˈbɛtʃə/
- Informal
- And I said, "You betcha, bud."
- Yeah, betcha
- Oh, betcha
I said you betcha, you betcha.
- I said you betcha, you betcha.
- And the answer is you betcha, because basically we understand how these two molecules work.
Examples
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- Oh, you betcha, you can bring every single one of 'em.
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Oh, yeah, you betcha.
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I said you betcha, you betcha.
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I thought, you betcha, I can see me going to town with that.
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You darn betcha I can.
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Anyway, hi from Minnesota, yeah, you betcha.
Blog text (14) -
You betcha, teach-- and don't forget to have some milk.
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Oh, you betcha, boss.
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You betcha, I will.
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You betcha, I agree with your plan completely.
Synonyms
In a way that shows strong agreement or certainty
An informal exclamation used to show agreement
A short reply that shows you agree or will do it
Antonyms
How Certain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Betcha comes from the short spoken form of bet + cha, where bet means 'to bet' or 'be sure' and cha is a quick way to say 'you'. So saying Betcha is like saying 'you bet' or 'certainly' to show strong agreement.