You may be right

A phrase used to end an argument when you know that you are right but the other person will not accept that they are wrong.

Galileo: "The earth goes around the sun."

Pope: "No, the sun goes around the earth."

Galileo: "Seriously, look at..."

Pope: "STFU! The sun goes around the earth."

Galileo: "You may be right."

by GPq February 21, 2011

bloody right angle

While receiving a hand job, a girl takes your dick and snaps it forming a right angle. The ultimate combination of pleasure and pain.

My girlfriend gave me a bloody right angle. I had to get the protractor to see if it was legit.

by FunGi-ometry May 6, 2011

right said fred

a band that sang the infamous one hit wonder "i'm too sexy." the song lists a number of things the guy is too sexy for, such as his shirt, parties, his hat and a bundle of other cr-azy things ending in an overload of sexiness leading to the desmise of the song.

right said fred is so sexy i'm gonna have a heart attack

i don't feel right said fred is that sexy

that poor cat

by cynical me August 6, 2005

Your other right

For little kids and dumbasses, it a saying to mean when you raise your left hand when asked for your right, to tell them to change to the other hand.

Teacher: Kids, raise your right hand!

(Billy raises his left hand.)

Teacher: Billy, your other right.

by Sunkissed95 March 20, 2010

Right back at ya

Is to give back something with a few words like i give you back the love Right back at ya bro! but is not necessary that is good !

You have my respect man ! so you can say Right back at ya

by OGfunk June 13, 2018

right off the smack

Similar to right off the bat, right off the smack refers to the first thing that is necessary, done, or noticed. The modification of this phrase is used to ground the jargon to just getting off the effect of heroin, smack, which impairs cognitive function.

Right off the smack, if I'm gonna live here I'm going to need hot food, a hot shower, and a hot lay.

by ViHelena October 15, 2017

Tucked right up

To been taken advantage of, usually but not always in the workplace.

' I got tucked right up this morning in my monthly review' or ' Thats the fourth week in a row I've put the trash out, your tucking me right up' . Point of note: when describing how you got tucked up, or how you tucked someone up, for amusement purposes do the actions of tucking blankets into the side of an occupied bed.

by Tradesize December 9, 2010