Aye, right

Scottish, the sarcastic response to someone who you suspect is fibbing.

He said that? Aye, right.

by Cara October 17, 2004

righteous

A state of extreme perfection bordering on divinity that bestows moral authority upon the subject.

Dude, did you see Chuck Norris kick all those guys in the head ? That was righteous!

by WadeB June 19, 2008

Right you are!!

Mostly spoken. Said when you agree with somebody's statements on something, or someone else.

One woman says to another, looking at a nice looking guy:

A: Oh, he's a hunk. Look at him!
B: Right you are!!

by turpen01 January 2, 2012

she's no fun, she fell right over

Sardonically used, when someone trips and falls.

"That poor girl just slipped on a banana peel." "She's no fun, she fell right over." From Firesign Theatre skit. Preceeded by "let's put her on her head."

by Liberte July 28, 2006

right said fred

a band that sang the infamous one hit wonder "i'm too sexy." the song lists a number of things the guy is too sexy for, such as his shirt, parties, his hat and a bundle of other cr-azy things ending in an overload of sexiness leading to the desmise of the song.

right said fred is so sexy i'm gonna have a heart attack

i don't feel right said fred is that sexy

that poor cat

by cynical me August 6, 2005

human rights

lol who knows

eyy yo bruh can i borrow some human rights?
heck no

by some guy named greg January 30, 2019

Orwellian Right

The Orwellian Right is an ideologically coordinated and well funded group of think tanks, media personalities, as well as print and internet media, which seek to mislead the public by reframing issues in a manner described in George Orwell’s classic book “1984”. In that world Black = White and War = Peace.

After the Reagan tax cuts of 1981, revenues (in constant dollars) did not reach 1981 levels again until 1985. Because irresponsible borrowing to give tax cuts mainly for the wealthy can’t be sold on face value to the Public, the Orwellian Right conveniently ignored the drop in real revenues and redefined the rebound in revenues as “proof” of a Revenue Boom created by the 1981 tax cuts. In reality revenues rose because of natural growth in the economy, inflation, increased defense spending, and two massive Reagan-era take hikes. In the Orwellian world, hundreds of billions in revenue lost over 4 years = a revenue boom.

by ulTRAX December 18, 2009