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General Slang
she'll be apples
SHEEL bee AP-ulz · phrase · informal
Everything will be fine.
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An assurance that all will be well.
“Fix the tyre and she'll be apples.”
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she'll be apples In A Sentence
Fix the tyre and she'll be apples.
Origin & Usage
Rhyming slang: 'apples and spice/rice' = nice; Australian.
Variants
apples
People Also Ask
What does 'she'll be apples' mean?
It means everything will turn out fine and there's nothing to worry about. It's an upbeat reassurance.
Where does 'she'll be apples' come from?
It comes from rhyming slang, where 'apples and spice' (or rice) stands in for 'nice', giving 'apples' the sense of all being well.
Is 'she'll be apples' the same as 'she'll be right'?
Yes, they're used interchangeably to reassure someone that things will be okay.
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