I bet all the ducks in my pond

A phrase used by Canadians usually used as a way to express that they are right in an arguement to the point where they will bet their ducks

"You're wrong Josh, I bet all the ducks in my pond that i'm right."

by pigeon cc February 26, 2018

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I’ll Bet You

Ice cubes on a red hot stove will melt, and I'll bet ya
A drowning man bet his first words are help, and I'll bet ya
If you bet on a horse and the horse don't win, you lose, and I'll bet ya
If you try, to sit on air, you're gonna fall, and I'll bet ya

If you want a winning hand
If you want a perfect man
I’ll Bet You never lose with love
I'm gonna win, and I'll bet ya
Bet you never lose with love
I'm gonna win, and I'll bet ya

Take a car, without fuel, it ain't gonna move, and I'll bet ya
A carpenter can't build his house without any tools, and I'll bet ya
If your shoes are too small, they hurt your feet, and I'll bet ya
And you can't know what's goin' on, if you're asleep, oh I'll bet ya

If you want a winning hand
If you want a perfect man
I'll bet you never lose my love
You will win and I'll bet ya
Bet you never lose my love
You got to win, I bet ya

I'll bet you never lose my love

by Death Menace March 5, 2023

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Bet Bet

A colloquial term for okay/ok. It is articulated in a swaggy way and is usually used privately between close friends and/or family (to avoid sounding stupid in a public setting.)

This phrase was created by Hannah from da trap.

Aden: "I'll be on apex at 7:00 p.m."
Hannah: "Bet bet"

by Marzzie October 22, 2024

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Bet

A reply to a challenge or statement undermining the person, a shortening of "Do you want to bet?" it can be simplified to "Is that a challenge" or "Really? Watch this."

1: "You are way too short to touch the cieling here!"
2: "Oh, bet!" (you wanna bet? / is that a challenge?)

by StinkyStinkEll October 23, 2022

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