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to either affirm something positively or to end a conversation because someone said some shit you don’t like
1-“You tryna go roll up right quick “
1b-“bet that”
2-“we don’t have to see each other we are just friends”
2b-“bet that” *ends facetime*
1b-“bet that”
2-“we don’t have to see each other we are just friends”
2b-“bet that” *ends facetime*
bet that by The real definitions of urband October 10, 2022
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:Meaning thank you. To show appreciation with out soundin' too formal.
the word was born in the south east. Namely Miami, Fl.
the word was born in the south east. Namely Miami, Fl.
bet that up by Jae aka Rokwell August 15, 2004
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Bet That Youp
1.) "hey joe, you want to order a pizza?" joe:"Bet that youp."
2.) "hey i got some dank-dank, lets go bet that youp!"
3.) "ill be over as soon as i bet that youp on class"
2.) "hey i got some dank-dank, lets go bet that youp!"
3.) "ill be over as soon as i bet that youp on class"
Bet That Youp by HeeFockaannnLick August 26, 2009
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It originated in 2000 around South Gwinnett in Georgia and it means "Definitely" or "Im excited" or "I can't wait"or "For sure" or "Cool beans" or "Im down" or "Im game" or "I will be there" or "Yes" or as an updated version of saying "You bet" or "You betcha" which means you agree and are looking forward to an upcoming event/plans of some sort.
Dude: Are you coming to the club tomorrow night? They said Usher is performing and there will be hella chicks there"
Dude 2: Fuck yeah bet that up!
Dude 2: Fuck yeah bet that up!
Bet that up by RCCola11581 August 18, 2023
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