right to work

an Orwellian term corporate owned politicians use to describe laws intended to weaken unions and drive down wages

The company demanded the workers take a huge pay cut, but since the factory was in a state with a right to work law the union lacked the clout to stand up for the workers and were forced to accept the companies demands.

by Mr.Juan-derful June 6, 2010

Right-sider

Someone on the right side of the information divide. Comes from the Japanese 情報強者 (Jouhoukyousha, shortened to Joukyou, meaning information literate). The negative counterpart is Wrong-sider

Anon: I'm not a wrong-sider. I'm a right-sider.
Other Anon: Sure...

by Davixxa July 25, 2018

right person, wrong time

When two people (presumably soulmates) are made for each other but were not able to get together due to unfortunate circumstance.

A: Wow, did you see how strong Dazai and Oda’s bond was in Bungou Stray Dogs?
B: Yeah, it sucks that they ended up acting out the right person, wrong time trope.

by mlksm May 11, 2021

Fuckin' Rights

A hick/Farmer term meaning yes or fuck yeah. Used especially in canadian farming towns and countryside

Joey: Hey Ron did you get that old tractor off the Rez last night?

Ron: Fuckin' Rights i did bud

by Big Ron 69 October 12, 2019

Lou Ferrigno is right

Used at the beginning of a sentence to lend star credibility to whatever is about to be said.

Lou Ferrigno is right, I look really good in orange.

by Jim_Dittlemeyer August 7, 2009

Fuckin' A Right!

Receiving "Fuckin' A Right!" as a response means the person is in TOTAL agreement with your statement. Slightly more emphatic than "Fuckin' A!".

#1 "I think you're gonna get drunk at the Christmas party again"
#2 "Fuckin' A Right!"

by Overdrive July 25, 2006

right-on

An expression which adds a positive emphasis to an idea. It
can mean "cool" or "fantastic" or "you-got-it". Very popular
in the '70's when Isaac Hayes hit record "Shaft" used the
expression in its lyrics.

"Right-on, brother."

by Mamashaina46 May 27, 2008