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meaning cigarette
you can smoke a riggit
also called a rig
lets go smoke a riggit
riggit by seanny v January 9, 2008
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The riggits came to town today with the circus.
riggit by youknowme. April 7, 2008
1. a person who is acting rudely

2. an individual whom you dislike

3. a jerk
"Anthony is being such a riggit today!"

"Rachel is so mean, she must be a rigginometry major."
riggit by mrs amazing October 30, 2008
another way to say the word "right"
(rig-get)
Person 1: Damn, that car is tight!
Person 2: I know, riggit?
riggit by berboos January 13, 2009
A slur for bad debaters.
That guy was such a riggit, he didn't even say an impact!
riggit by c0ffeebeans February 3, 2017

Tim Riggins 

Badass Texan running back from the NBC TV show Friday Night Lights who young males everywhere attempt and fail to emulate. Stud. Scored gobs of touchdowns and slept with scores of women.
Milo tried to score on and off the gridiron, but he's no Tim Riggins.
Tim Riggins by Kingschwab4215 February 1, 2015

riggity roo 

Quandale dingle: “my riggity roo ahh dad whacked me with a cast iron pan

random viewer: “HAHAAHAHAHA BWAHAAHAHAHA”
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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