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betty
bet·ty or Bet·ty B5220150 (bĕt′ē)n. pl. bet·ties See brown betty.betty (ˈbɛtɪ) n, pl -tiesa type of short crowbarTranslationsbetty
all my eye (and Betty Martin)Nonsense talk. The origin of this phrase is disputed, but it may have originated with a sailor whose retelling of a beggar's (misheard) words was regarded as nonsense. Oh please, she's not rich. Any talk of wealth is all my eye and Betty Martin. If he says he's good at tennis, it's all my eye—he's terribly uncoordinated on the court.See also: all, betty, eyebetty1. n. some fake drugs; a bad drug buy. John’s supplier slipped him some betty. 2. n. a good-looking girl or woman. (Usually Betty.) Who’s your new Betty, Bob? MedicalSeeNeumanBETTY
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