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Bupkes (also spelled bubkis, bupkis and bubkes) is Yiddish for "beans," or, figuratively, "nothing, nada, zilch." It is often used to express outrage at having received so little when one should have received so much more. "What did I get? I got bupkes."

Last updated: June 07, 2004.

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