Alright Kent

1.) An exclamation when someone does something impressive. It originates from superhero Clark Kent, AKA Superman. It is used used as a way to boost the self confidence of the person performing an action, and to hype them up in some scenarios.
2.) Is most typically used after a physical feat, such as lifting a heavy object followed up by dusting off of the shoulders.
3.) Can also be used as “Goddamn Kent”.

Guy #1: *helps carry 120 pounds of dog food out for hot female customer*

Guy #2: “Alright Kent!”

by Mr. Fata Morgana March 29, 2020

Alright, My Train

The Appropriate Response to the Question: "Alright, My Lover?"

"Alright, My Lover?"
"Alright, My Train"

by megaseed December 5, 2016

.....If He Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

.....If He Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

.....If He Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 24, 2025

Alrighters

Plural for alrighter. When multiple hot birds work at Nick’s office in DOCKLANDS Victoria

I tell ya what..she’s a bit of an alrighter isn’t she?!

Those chick sitting over there next to the water cooler are alrighters aren’t they Johnno and Stevie?!

by Nicknanos February 20, 2020

.....If She Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

.....If She Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

.....If She Can Withstand It Then It Will Be Alright.....

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 24, 2025

Alright, which one of you plubflubs stole my I pad charger block and cable?

A easy way to find which plubflub stole your iPhone block and cable

Alright, which one of you plubflubs stole my I pad charger block and cable?

by Ihateliberals9/11 November 15, 2023

Alright

A term used by English folk who surround themselves in football culture. "Alright" shortened from "all right" is a term that can be used in many different contexts and as an alternative word to "hello".

The term is often used by those with low cognitive IQ scores and lower level of intelligence. Legend says "Alright" was the first English word spoken just years prior of the stone age.

Friend - "how are you doing today Ollie?"
Ollie - "Alright"

Friend - "how was work Ollie?"
Ollie - "Alright"

Ollie - "Alright?" *Greeting*
Friend - "Hi mate how are you?"
Ollie - "Alright"

by davmanobvs November 23, 2021