Bob's your uncle

All will be well or simple as that.

You go and ask for the job -- and he remembers your name -- and Bob's your uncle.

by Brian August 26, 2003

Bob’s your chipmunk

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!

by lord anton November 22, 2022

Bobs Your Uncle

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

Bob's your monkey

An alternate version of the classic expression bob's your uncle.

who's your uncle?
i don't know but "Bob's your monkey"

by Dirk Diggler You Got The Touch April 14, 2011

bob's your uncle

You will achieve the desired result.

Give it a spoodle and Robert is very much your mother's brother.

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 29, 2004

and bobs your uncle

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

Bob's your aunt

From two British idioms: "Bob's your uncle" and "Fanny's your aunt"; both of which mean "easy as pie". This particular version casts confusion or doubt on a subject.

Just before diving into the shark-infested waters, he was heard to say, "Everything will be fine, and Bob's your aunt!"

by timmmmber November 08, 2021