Definition

An affirmative response meaning 'okay,' 'sure,' or 'sounds good.' It replaced 'cool,' 'alright,' and 'okay' because apparently those words were too many syllables. It's the verbal equivalent of a head nod but somehow cooler.

Example Usage

"Want to grab food?" "Bet." And thus, an entire conversation was completed in four words. Efficiency kings.

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