Definitions by spudmurf2k

aight 

From the word alright. The term 'alright', as well as meaning to 'be alright' can also be interpreted as another way of saying 'hello' or 'how are you?' (esp. in Ireland)

A (walking along the street): "Aight!"
B (on the other side of the road): "Aight Boyo, any craic?"

aight by spudmurf2k January 2, 2005