alrate yoth 

derbyshire way of saying hello

alrate yoth, how does ya?

alrate yoth by botaf November 11, 2003

Alritelates  

A combination of "alright" and "lates." Usually said in a quick, and high pitched voice. Also usually followed by one or more exclamation points. This word came into existence due to the fact that most males say "alright lates" at the end of a conversation.

I'll call u back, alritelates !!!

Alritelates by Efrain January 22, 2008

Alzate 

Latin Surname
Derives from the ancient Alzate family in Basque Spain during the War of Bands Civil War. Since then, very minimum has been known about the name meaning. It could just be a normal surname with any meaning. But speculations say it derives from Alts - Alder Tree, and Ate- Harbor, entrance.

Possible definition: Entrance to Life, Gateway to Life.

Gaius Carpe Alzate

Alzate by Yokchranko February 2, 2020

Awrate 

The ultimate dismissive colloquialism. Can be used in conjunction with "g-g-g-gary preece!" to emphasise the severity.

"That bloke over there is giving you the eye!"
"Awrate mate, of course he is!"

Awrate by Andy Walker February 2, 2004

it's alrite 'ere innit 

(Phrase) Chiefly North Yorkshire. Standard rendering "It's alright here isn't it?" Northern prununciation " its alreet eer init"
Useful phrase to describe a place uncovered by serendipity to a place off the beaten trail.

"hey it's alrite 'ere innit? I heard it al' Oxford toffs in Settle, but them birds ar' alrite"

it's alrite 'ere innit by logisicscally September 20, 2006

alrato 

Spanish slang for later

Alright then homie, alrato.

alrato by latindoggg August 21, 2003

alrite 

greeting in the north east of england usually between males

passes mate in street
"alrite"
"aye"

alrite by ste January 6, 2005