What is Earreat?
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A word used to confirm (and sometimes reaffirm) a previously stated fact, idea, concept, or query. It is a derivative of "all right," but its tone is more optimistic and exuberant than its commonly spoken cousin.
"Hey, Francis, how about we rob that bank and then go cowtipping?"
"Earreat, sounds good to me."
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To flake, not show up or reject.
Why are you always catting off?
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An exclamation uttered when one realizes that they can not believe what they are seeing or have just seen.
Holy Jasper! He just ate 13..
