dollars to doughnuts

The phrase "dollars to doughnuts" is an idiomatic expression used to indicate a strong likelihood or probability of something. It suggests that one is so confident about a particular outcome that they are willing to wager money in favor of it, with the assumption that the result will be in their favor. The phrase also highlights the contrast between something of value (dollars) and something less valuable (doughnuts), implying that the probability of the outcome is highly in favor of the first option.


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