Words & TermsEveryday life
she’ll be apples
Also: apples, she'll be
Everything will be all right.
In a sentence
Don’t worry—she’ll be apples by tomorrow.
Where it came from
The Australian National Dictionary Centre records “She’ll be apples” in Australian usage. Its deeper origin remains uncertain.
- Initial era
- 1900–1949
- Where used
- Australian use; no narrower regional pattern established