You go and ask for the job -- and he remembers your name -- and Bob's your uncle.
by Brian August 26, 2003
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A variation of the phrase ‘Bob’s your uncle’, which is said by Mr. Wormwood in the 2022 film adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical; essentially meaning ‘that’s that’.
All I’ve got to do it cut ‘em in half, glue ‘em together and Bob’s your chipmunk!
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British word used to say "sorted". Can be used in many scenarios.
Jack: Take the car to the garage, get the engine fixed, bobs your uncle.

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Jack: Go shopping at 10am, get back to play golf, then off to the pub, and a shag later. bobs your uncle
by manoguv November 30, 2007
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An alternate version of the classic expression bob's your uncle.
who's your uncle?
i don't know but "Bob's your monkey"
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Well, its used to say "And there you go. That simple"

I have no idea where it come from.
Click that there, and bobs your uncle!
by skenmy August 23, 2004
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