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You bet your life!
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You bet your (sweet) life! and You bet your boots!; You bet your life!; You bet your (sweet) bippy.
Inf. Fig. You can be absolutely certain of something! Mary: Will I need a coat today? Bill: You bet your sweet life! It's colder than an iceberg out there. Bill: Will you be at the game Saturday? Tom: You bet your boots!
See also: bet
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If I could do it all over again, you bet your sweet bippy I'd tell my teammates what's going on.
Speaking out by Arkansas Business
They did not publicly applaud the gravy poured on the equally hapless Kansas City Chiefs, but you can bet your bippy that they'll be around in a few years seeking equal--or probably greater--largess to put a feather on the Ugly Dome and call it macaroni.
Sports teams at the public trough by Pollack, Joe / St. Louis Journalism Review
Dick Martin, who has died, aged 86, was the laid-back, ditzy half of the duo, whose act had a nod to Dean Martin (no relation) with a catchphrase: "Ohhh, I'll drink to that", plus the surreal: "You bet your sweet bippy.
OBITUARY: Dick Martin by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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