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You Betcha 

A Minnesotan phrase used as a form of agreement, understanding, acceptance.
Person 1: "It's good to have everyone together don't you think?"
Person 2: "Oh you betcha"
You Betcha by Worksmithmaker December 4, 2015

You Betcha 

A Minnesotan phrase that can be translated into the following...
1- "Yes"
2- "I agree"
3- "You sound like you know more then I do"
4- "You're wrong, but I'll make you feel better about it"
5- "If not more"
6- "Damn Wisconsin Packer Cheeseheads"
7- "You're annoying"
1- "And would you like fries with that?" You Betcha
2- "This weather could be worst." You Betcha
3- "...therefore those chemicals cannot be mixed." You Betcha
4- "Our neighbor is one of them gay guys, I think, don't cha know." You Betcha
5- "We got at least three feet of snow." You Betcha
6- "Eloo der, I'm frum Wiscaaansin." You Betcha
7- "Oh my god, I was like, no way, and he was like, way." You Betcha

you betcha 

yes, you can bet on it
Teenager 1: Dude, are you alright?

Teenager 2: You Betcha
you betcha by Light Joker December 16, 2006

you betcha 

Also can be used in place of "You're welcome", or "No problem".
Person 1; "Thank you for that delicious Lutefisk hotdish".

Person 2 replies; "You betcha".
you betcha by catmandew July 24, 2010

you betcha 

Jay-Z: Can I get a woot woot
Palin: you betcha
you betcha by ragnus February 15, 2010

You betcha 

Contraction of "you bet your...." (life, ass, money, etc.). Also "you betcher"
You betcha!
You betcher ass!
You betcha by p-chip August 21, 2009
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