Right

(A). An exclamation used to describe the speaker's congruence or approval of an action or a previously said phrase.
It is comparable to words like "okay" or "yeah". It is often used as a filler term.
(B). A phrase which subtly expresses the speaker's disinterest or dislike with a topic or situation at hand.

These are of very many definitions of this word.

(A)
Person A: When did you get your car again?
Person B: I got it about seven months ago.
Person A: Right.

(B)
Person C: You look awful today.
Person D: Right. Thanks.

by eternityinlimbo June 24, 2024

Rights

You're missing the point shithead.

Hym "If I don't have rights, neither do you. So post the story or you'll post your condolences."

by Hym Iam July 3, 2024

Right

abbreviation for right field.

a single looping to the right

by Arminkshipper July 11, 2024

right foot dude

A term for someone is very close to you, like 'right hand man'

"He is my right foot dude!"

by starmortiss July 14, 2024

Democrats are far left and Republicans are far right

Something that shouldn't be true, but unfortunately it is (in the USA, at least).

Democrats are far left and Republicans are far right

Everyone in between is normal

by Ubeenbamboozledson July 18, 2024

Cut-Right

A Toronto term when someone doesn’t participate in things that other people are doing

I told that guy to cut-right, he didn’t look like he belonged here anyways

by MiyuteLinguistics July 21, 2024

social right

The part of the political Left that pretends to be socialist then systematically betrays the electors once their seats are secured.

The social right, which is supposed to be left-wing, gives more importance to governing than to the measures it will apply, and finds itself governing with the right for the right, despite being elected by the left.

by asceticfigure July 22, 2024