right don't wrong nobody

right don't wrong nobody...meaning if you do the right thing no matter how bad things go right will always overcome wrong.

Me: The cops arrested uncle june momma for nothing and they didn't even want to listen to his excuse.
Mom: Don't worry baby be patient because right don't wrong nobody. Your uncle did not do nothing wrong.

by Alonzo J Jordan February 27, 2011

right on

(archaic) Expresses agreement or solidarity with another.

1st Panther: "My dashiki and enormous afro are devices which assist me in mau-mauing whitey."
2nd Panther: "Right on, brother!"

by bizook March 21, 2003

right of way

the right to go before another; precedence in passing granted to one over another

Anyone with three or more drinks in his hands has the right of way.

by yorrick hunt February 3, 2008

Right Here!

a derogatory expression, usually put at the end of a sentence, but can also be used alone. One often uses this expression while grabbing his genitals. However, without this gesture, it can be used to inconspicuously insult another person, or to cover up when accidentally caught using it in the direct manner. You can be creative with it!

Direct-
Nagging Wife: "I need you to make a run to Target and get a few things for me."
Husband: "Yea, right. I got your target RIGHT HERE!" (w/gesture)

Indirect/Inconspicuous-
"Sure you can have some of my beer, and if you need anything else, help will be RIGHT HERE." (w/out gesture)

Direct with Cover-Up-
Jerk: "Get a real job!"
Richard: "Psh, RIGHT HERE!" (w/gesture)
Jerk: "WHAT DID YOU SAY?"
Richard: "I said I got a real job RIGHT HERE!" (w/out gesture)

by Devin (originated by my friend Richard) January 2, 2009

right wing

Actually slang. Derived from how the conservatives in france, during the French revolutin, sat on the right side of their governing house (whatever that was). In America, (and this is widely misunderstood by college students) Right Wing refers to conservatives who, by their nature, favor a small limited government with little power and little control over the people, with most of the power residing within the local state governments. Basically anti-federalist. In other words, the politicians who DON'T want more government involved with your everyday life. They don't want the government to get too big have a lot of control over the people.

Eisenhower, cosidering his spending and civil rights work, was clearly right wing.

by dax November 18, 2004

right wing

The wing on the right side of an artifical or natural thing that flies through the air.

Birds, airliners, small planes, bats, etc etc

by jesster79 March 18, 2005

right fuckin' sideways

When you’re so inebriated that you’re unable to walk straight, let alone stand up.

"Dude, you drank so much last night! You were right fuckin' sideways!"

by e911goddess September 16, 2007