Buyer's Right

The beer left in the pitcher after 3 pints have been poured is deemed buyer's right. That is, they can lay claim to the remaining beer.

Trevor claimed buyer's right and finished up the the pitcher

by peterpan2323 August 25, 2009

Right Arm

A term used by preps to make fun of the term "Right On". Usually corisponded with "Farm Out"

"Right Arm, bong banger"

by Immortal-Jake May 18, 2006

right

east coast of canada expression. (we seriously say this all the time.)
it means 'really'.

"man, that was right fucked up."
"that's right cool"
"it's right cold out"

by jilldo December 28, 2003

rightarded

"ruy'tahduhd", adjective
1. suffering from rightardation, a neurological condition that renders one terminally insensible to reason and the notion of social justice.
2. Prone to acts of extreme violence in the name of imperialism.
3. In favour of suppressing basic human rights (i.e. health care, education and the presumption of innocence) - unless you're rich.
4. Opposed to organised labour on the basis that it allows fat-cat unskilled workers to rip off downtrodden employers.
5. A complete and utter cunt.

BOY: Mummy, who is that woman?
MOTHER: That's conservative columnist Janet Albrechtsen, honey.
BOY: And why is she putting her tongue in the Prime Minister's poopie-hole?
MOTHER: Because she's rightarded.

by Archie Pellagow July 2, 2007

right

1. An empathetic emphasizer; a rhetorical device to express both understanding and agreement; an encouragement.

For people too lazy to agree with someone in more than a single word. Also, when something is so obvious or apparent that you can ask "right?" in reasonable certainty that no one will disagree.

"This administration's policies are giving me Irritable Bowel Syndrome."
"I know, right?"

"I think you deserve better than that guy."
"Right?"

by Alex Brant-Zawadzki September 19, 2007

alt-right

A young branch of American conservatism focused mainly on white-supremacist, xenophobic identity politics and anti-immigration sentiment. Members of the alt-right will deny the label of "racist", and prefer to use obfuscating terms like "race realist" (to describe their pseudoscientifically-justified racial prejudices) and "cucks" (to describe a brainwashed 'politically correct' liberal being 'taken advantage of' by what they see as the lesser races.)

The alt-right is a young movement born on the internet, growing out of the culture of open racism and trolling on 4chan, and uses memes and modern internet-speak as a primary mode of communication. The alt-right prefers "edgy" and antagonistic messaging, being rather aware of—even relishing in—their fringe position in the greater political discourse.

As one might expect, they idolize presidential candidate Donald Trump, sharing his disdain for "political correctness" and propriety, and identifying with his aggressive persona and xenophobic rhetoric.

When I was growing up, I went on 4chan a lot. Saw some pretty messed up stuff there, but eventually I realized it was all a twisted joke, a bunch of repressed youngsters competing to see who could post the most offensive content for laughs. And so as I approached adulthood I grew out of it. Others like me were not so lucky, and rather than growing out of it, they dove further into the world of 'edgy' racial rhetoric and cultural antagonism, forming it into part of their identity as they reached adulthood. Those people went on to become the alt-right.

by Maximillien III August 25, 2016

right and proper

1) Used in conjunction with a declaration of action.

2) An emphasis added to a statement in place of completely, utterly, totally, etc.

3) A phrase added to a statement to imply justification for an action.

1) If you don't put that down, I'm going to beat you right and proper.

2) "I'm completely screwed" becomes "I'm screwed, right and proper."

3) "We'll arrest him, right and proper."

by Mike January 11, 2004