bet up
Also written as bet it up, this phrase is used to convey affirmation and solidarity with plans, prices etc. Related to and nearly synonymous with bet
bet up by true blazer June 30, 2018
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bet that up
: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
bet dat up
bet dat up by EL MIKIMBIN May 2, 2003
Bet that up
Bet that up by DatBishPressure March 29, 2022
Bet it up
Bet it up by Crashoverride October 4, 2003
BET it up
LISA: Want to watch Steel Magnolias?
SARA: Sure. As long as it's the original and not the remake. They BET it up real good. Queen Latifah ain't no match for Sally Field.
SARA: Sure. As long as it's the original and not the remake. They BET it up real good. Queen Latifah ain't no match for Sally Field.
BET it up by DexCotton88 September 21, 2016
Bet dat up!
"Bet dat up!" Sometimes pronounced "Bet that up!" Is the war cry of the a Southern Baptist choir member
Bet dat up! by OrangePelting July 4, 2018
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