righteous bitch

Someone that speaks bluntly, honestly, and cares deeply about you and you them.

Tracy is a Righteous Bitch

by Rock-a-Squin September 13, 2013

ac-right

Noun. Something one should obtain after giving attitude.

See also: attitude adjustment

You need to get some ac-right.

by shrrmrr November 11, 2010

can I call you right back?

nice way to let someone know to never speak to you again

Man: "So let me get this straight, you have 3 kids and don't have a car or a job?"

Woman: "Yes."

Man: "Can I call you right back?"

by Porkzilla July 18, 2011

be polite, pass to the right

This is the proper direction to pass a joint/blunt/bowl/any type of marijuana smoking.

It's more polite to pass to the right don't you know.

"Come on Ike be polite, pass to the right!" Exclaimed the stoned hippy

Billy screwed up the rotation by passing to the left, what a dilweed.

Jim has got the right idea, passing that shit the right way, to the right.

Cheeze passed the blunt to his right so Tyler could hit it.

by Blunt Prospects March 10, 2010

rightio

right on

1. Positive response
2. Yeah, dude (blowoff answer)

Billy: Yo, great job! You only lost the race by like 25 feet!
Tiny Tim: Rightio, Bill. You're so funny (not!)

by The Evster May 26, 2006

rightistas

fanatical, unthinking devotees of right-wing ideology

The rightistas always demand more tax cuts, even when the government is broke.

by Figleaf23 January 14, 2009

I know right?

An arrogant idiom used by insecure people to pretend they already know whatever it is someone tells them.

Widely confused with a request for affirmation, the question "right" is an attempt to bully the other person.

The idiom demands that everyone agree that "I know" because there is nothing you can say the insecure "I know right" idiot does not already know, right?

There is a giizzly bear sneaking up behind you...

"I know right?"

I just discovered the answer to P=NP.

"I know right?"

I named my baby Mary. You are the first person I told.

"I know right?"

Your zipper is down.

"I know right?"

by Shmata Than July 7, 2017