bippy AmE slang

Trouble is, you´ll lose the bet and your sweet bippy.

You bet your sweet bippy, it's done no such thing.

When asked if she would miss the current building, she replied, “You bet your sweet bippy!

You bet your sweet bippy they don't.

She snapped: "You bet your sweet bippy I did.

Martin’s own catchphrase was: “You bet your sweet bippy.”

The comedy film The Maltese Bippy featured several actors from the series.

And I'll bet my bippy that this bug-blasting Bug-Off will pay for himself from the word go.

Bet your bippy, Pete.

Jenny answered my knock, so I knew she'd had the two o'clock to ten o'clock shift at Bippy's the night before.

The Maltese Bippy was a significant departure from the television show, requiring them to play characters in a story with elements of mystery and comic horror.

"Bet your bippy, My Lord President," Robby confirmed.

A Jedi Starfighter And you can bet your sweet bippy there will be lots and lots more to come.

A series of T-shirts are shown sporting a number of Bart Simpson catchphrases: "You bet your sweet bippy, man."

The Maltese Bippy is a 1969 film directed by Norman Panama and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

But Bippy Siegal, chief executive on AllBusiness, which operates the online barter site BigVine.com, said his company was generating an adequate amount of business.

"Best teams in the world my sweet bippy!" writes Ben Stokes, using the cutting-edge language of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In.

Elvis scratched one of his heads and asked, "WHAT'S A BIPPY?"

Tom and Jenny O'Hagen, who'd lived next door to me in the Shakespeare Garden Apartments, moved to Illinois to manage a larger Bippy's.

The main character, a boy named Calogero Anello, grew up on East 187th Street next to Chez Bippy, the club where the local gangsters hung out.

They meet the characters at Chez Bippy in "A Bronx Tale," and the denizens of a Brooklyn tobacco shop in "Smoke."

Back in the Soup How about a pie fight at Chez Bippy with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.?

The montage concludes with John Wayne as a guest on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In saying "You bet your sweet bippy", a catch phrase of the show.

I recognized that voice: It belonged to Jenny O'Hagen, half of a husband-and-wife Yuppie team who managed the local outlet of a nationally franchised restaurant called Bippy's.

Bippy Siegal, the company's chief executive, thinks small businesses, which can carry as much as 15 percent to 20 percent extra inventory, are interested in swapping goods not for cash, but to use as barter.