right foul git

Git: Mildly derogatory, meaning a foolish or contemptible person. e.g. have you just tripped over? You stupid git. You should have watched where you was going then.

Harry Potter: “You’re a right foul git, you know that?”
Ron Weasley: “Anything else?”
Harry potter: “Yeah! Stay away from me.”

by harrypottersgirlfriend December 24, 2020

Price is Right Karma

The payback when someone on "Contestant's Row" outbids the person before them by one dollar and makes it up to the main stage.

Drew: "Chris bids 500 dollars for the diamond necklace, and Diane what is your bid?" Diane: "$501." Diane then gets on stage and blows the chance at winning a great prize, due to her cheap and dirty tactics. That is Price is Right Karma.

by Bliff Blaffington January 14, 2010

Take a right

Used commonly at a nascar race when you hope a driver wrecks.

Used in public meaning go fuck yourself.

Used towards people from Ohio to go back to Ohio.

Drunk Nascar fan: Go Ricky!!!
Sober Nascar fan: Ricky take a right!!!

Billy: Hey do you have a smoke and lighter I can Bum?
Bobby: Take a right!!!!

Ohio State fan in the South: Go Bucks!!
Southerner: Take a right!!!

by Weaverdrunk March 11, 2013

urban dictionary is busy right now

A very annoying bug

Ugh, urban dictionary is busy right now!!!

by PenguinedPsyduck0xq0 March 1, 2021

right boot

A statement that expresses concern over potentially violent patrons at at club. Usually followed by, "got it".

Right boot. Got it.

by captain poopypants November 12, 2004

Right in the queens onions

A term first coined by Nigel Norris. meaning to injure and/or receive a kick to the balls.

BWAAAA! RIGHT IN THE QUEENS ONIONS!

by Sir.Davey October 7, 2010

You're Probably Right

A phrase used to dodge the blame and embarrassment associated with getting an answer wrong.

Jack: "I know that girl her name is Cindy"

Joe: "She's my neighbor, her name is Angela"

Jack: "You're probably right"

by Therightwordsareeverything January 28, 2011