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When you bet someone you can. just as simple as that. do I need to define more?
"Do you want to go get something to eat with me?"
"Okay, bet."
bet means ok if you don't feel like using ok/ight/alright. it's usually paired with ight to make ight, bet
person 1: I'll pick you up at like 8.
person 2: ight bet
person 1: bet, see ya then
A word students use to call out teacher's threats.
STUDENT: blah blah I won't stop talking and hate life so I'll be a little annoying shithead
TEACHER: Luke, be quiet or I'll call your house right now
STUDENT: (knowing the teacher is too busy to make that phone call right now) Bet!
Gamble, bet on something, can lose or win
dont reccoment it butok man
Person 1: Hey, whoever gets most money by friday wins.
Person 2: aight bet
A word zar refuses to replace, prefers to emphasize on the s as in “betsssss,” and recycles like there is no tomorrow.
Z: “Come visit me in college”
Zar: “Betssss”
Bet (archaic) used to mean to wager against someone that you are right and the are wrong.
Or can mean that something is definitely true when both parties are in agreement.
Wana bet?
Bet me.
Safe bet.
I bet you're right.
A response when someone thinks you won’t do something, but you will.
You: “My guy will not eat that puke!”
Me: “Bet”