1. Expression used to avoid an awkward moment or awkward conversation.
2. Abrupt expression used stop someone from disclosing too much information.
2. Abrupt expression used stop someone from disclosing too much information.
A: "Hey, what did you do last night?"
B: "Oh, I stayed home. I'm sick"
A: "Really? I thought I saw you at the bar with some creepy ol---"
B: "YALLRIGHT."
B: "Oh, I stayed home. I'm sick"
A: "Really? I thought I saw you at the bar with some creepy ol---"
B: "YALLRIGHT."
by applesapples June 15, 2009
Term used as greeting, enquiry after health, affirmation and farewell. Most common usage is found in South-East England.
For the purpose of coherance, a translation has been provided:
Person A: Yallright? (Greeting)
Person B: Yallright. (Greeting)
Person A: Yallright? (enquiry after health)
Person B: Yallright. (affirmation)
(Awkward silence)
Person B: Yallright! (farewell)
Person A: Yallright? (Greeting)
Person B: Yallright. (Greeting)
Person A: Yallright? (enquiry after health)
Person B: Yallright. (affirmation)
(Awkward silence)
Person B: Yallright! (farewell)
by Sivvus January 27, 2010