Right side high

Right side high refers to your arm position when giving a hug. The right arm for each person goes up high while the left arm stays low (or lower). This is especially important when one person is a non-hugger and is nervous.

Additionally, the term “Right side high” can be used to convey feelings of compassion, gratitude, or love without physical contact.

We are going to hug. Remember, right side high.

Hey Friend. Right side high.

by Dr. DA April 20, 2024

pork cheetah

A rotund person who is surprisingly agile and athletic despite their large size.

I can’t believe that pork cheetah got to the ball in time!

by Dr. DA July 10, 2024

pork cheetah

A rotund person who is surprisingly agile and athletic despite their large size.

I can’t believe that pork cheetah got to the ball in time!

by Dr. DA July 10, 2024

Right side high

Right side high refers to the preferred arm placement when a non-hugger is preparing to be hugged by a friend (or someone who is affectionate and likes to hug).

We are going to hug. Right side high?
Yep. Right side high.

by Dr. DA April 14, 2024