Bet and Dare

Bet

Bet verb - To risk (something) on the outcome of an uncertain event.
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Synonyms for Bet

Dare and bet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dare" instead a verb "Bet".

Nearby Word: betting

Dare

Dare verb - To invite (someone) to take part in a contest or to perform a feat.

Bet and dare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bet" instead a verb "Dare".

Nearby Words: daring, daringly, dared, daren

How words are described

good good bet good dare
long long bet long dare
original original bet original dare
single single bet single dare
Other adjectives: stupid, dangerous, bad, secret, humiliating, final, drunken.

Common collocations

nothing bet nothing dare nothing

Both words in one sentence

  • Kick Buttowski shipping fics tend to start with Kick and Kendall agreeing to spend a whole day (or even a whole week) together because of a bet or a dare.
  • Series / Ally McBeal She breaks her promise in the same episode because one of her clients made her come to her wedding and she couldn't refuse, and Ally has to dance in the street wearing her pyjamas which was a bet/dare/"punishment" agreement with Renée.
  • Bouquet Toss She breaks her promise in the same episode because one of her clients made her come to her wedding and she didn't have a heart to refuse, and Ally has to dance in the street wearing her pajamas, which was a bet/dare/"punishment" agreement with her roommate Renée.
    Source: Bouquet Toss
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