a phrase chiefly used in northern England.

it is a contracted form of "it'll be reet", where "reet" means "alright" or "OK".

living your life according to "be reet" is the only way to find happiness in life.

‘Be reet’ is an English expression from Italian origin, meaning "i’m not worried about that", or "it will be alright". It can also mean "I’m not bothered" and "everything will be fine". The expression has been compared to the Australian-English equivalent “no wukkas ".

Northern English for 'right' when used as a adverb to positively pre-qualify a verb.

Common slang term used in the North West of England. Basically means "right" and is used to describe something that is "good". It is also used as a greeting, replacing the word "hello" or "hi". it can also be used as reassurance when faced with certain situations.

A typical Indian, especially Punjabi e-girl who'd start texting with you just to mess with you, even going as far as saying "I think I love you" after just a couple of messages, would block in a couple of days. Do not trust them.

"Reet" is a slang alternative to "Alright", used as a greeting from one friend to another. Majority of "reet" users are scenesters, but there are always exceptions.

Reet is a word or exclamation commonly used when surprised or shocked but can be used in pain aswell. Normally used in a bad situation.