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ENTRY No. 003OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED BY NOBODY
APPLIES/ bet /
INTERJECTION · ALSO A CONTRACT
Used to agree to something or confirm a plan, like “okay”, “deal” or “sounds good”. It can also be used as a challenge, as in “bet you can’t”, meaning “prove it”.
ZACK’S TRANSLATION
The shortest possible way to agree to a plan you will forget by Thursday.
“See you at 8?” “Bet.”
They will arrive at 8:47. “Bet” is not a timestamp.
“Bet you can’t eat it in one bite.”
Narrator: they could not.
“Bet, I’ll bring snacks.”
He did not bring snacks.
| WHAT THEY SAY | “Bet.” |
|---|---|
| WHAT THEY MEAN | “Okay, deal.” |
| GROWN-UP VERSION | “Confirmed. Let’s pencil it in.” |
HOW BET ARE YOU? (TODAY’S AVERAGE READER, MADE UP)
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