Bet that up

Agreeing with a statement and/or looking forward to something that was said.

Homie: I’m gonna slide thru tomorrow and bring that gas.
Dude: Fasho, bet that up.

by DatBishPressure March 29, 2022

bet no cap

Is a combination of "Bet" and "No cap".

"Bet" is used In response to a statement.
Slang for Fa sho, which is slang for For sure; which means Sure or Okay.

"No Cap" means that their not lying or capping like they did something.
Sometimes ppl write it like this🙅🏽 ♀️🧢or 🚫🧢 different ways

So together 'Bet no cap' is agreeing to a statement that, that person is telling the truth or not lying. Basically saying yes i agree with that statement.

"hey, that food was good",

"bet no cap"

by da_paine89 May 10, 2021

bet money

you say “bet money” in a high pitched voiced when somebody tells you, you can’t do this, or i bet you wont go talk to shawty, she brackin.

Daquan: i bet you wont get baby number.
kendall: BET MONEY

Jeremiah: i bet you cant get home girl, she a dime
Gracen: BET MONEY

by DAYGOVOCABULARY November 22, 2017

BET Uncut

Due to the excessive nudity in the unedited versions of the music videos, probably EVERY MALE's (and possibly some FEMALE's) excuse for staying up late at night........until BET SHUT IT DOWN PERMANENTLY IN THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER OF '06!!!!!

Motherfuckers!!

*raises two middle fingers*

BET UNCUT is a classic!!!!!!

by DOWN SOUTH TRAP NIGGA October 9, 2007

Bet Down Let Down

thinking someone is hot from a distance or from pictures until you see them and then realise they are dog ugly!

I thought she was a savage but it turns out shes a major Bet Down Let Down.

by T yoyoclicker D March 13, 2011

bet it aint got no meat

the subject or matter contains no poultry, beef,pork,fish or any other meaty sources

"man this soup is good"
"bet it aint got no meat"

"why didnt you stand up for yourself?"

" bet you aint got no fucking meat!"

"i heard your mom got dicked down by the mailman"

"mhmmm bet he do got meat"

by meatman89 February 6, 2014

Bet the bungalow

When betting at Monticello Raceway (a harness racetrack built in 1958 in the Catskill Mountains of New York) if there was a horse that "could not lose", the bettors would say to "bet the bungalow" on him. The Catskill mountains was a resort area consisting of many hotels and Bungalow colonies. A bungalow was a seasonal type "house" for a family from New York city and the surrounding areas to live in during the summer months. So if you "bet the bungalow" on one horse in a race, you were really betting all the money you had !

Big Joe says " The 3 horse in the 1st race cannot lose !"
Mike Bagels says " I'm going to bet the bungalow on # 3" as he pulls out all $178 dollars out of his pocket and gives it to the teller at Monticello Raceway in exchange for a winning ticket.

by Betthebungalow June 22, 2014