Question 1

What does "She’ll be apples" mean?

Accepted Answer

An expression meaning “it will be fine/okay; everything will turn out all right.”

Question 2

How is "She’ll be apples" used in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

Example: "Running late for the barbie, but she’ll be apples—the snags won’t start without us."

Question 3

What category does "She’ll be apples" belong to?

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"She’ll be apples" is part of Australian Slang slang. Australian slang (Aussie/Strine) is known for playful shortenings and -ie/-o diminutives, a laid‑back, deadpan tone, and friendly directness (e.g., arvo, servo, brekkie, no worries). It blends British roots with local culture—city, surf, and bush—and incorporates some First Nations words, creating a distinct, down‑to‑earth voice.

She’ll be apples

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