| 词组 | bippy |
| 释义 | bippy noun used as a jocular euphemism for 'ass'. Coined and popularised by Rowan and Martin on the television programme Laugh-In (NBC,1968–73); a wildly popular word for several years, the key word in the title of the 1969 Rowan and Martin film The Maltese Bippy, and then abandoned on the junk heap of slang US, 1967you (can) bet your (sweet) bippyYou can be absolutely certain that something will happen. Sometimes used ironically. You bet your sweet bippy I'm going to that concert—I've been saving up for my ticket for months now! Oh, you can bet your bippy that Kevin will be late tonight—he's never on time! I lost my umbrella, so you can bet your bippy that it's going to rain soon. 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! |
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