right on the money

To be correct and/or true, "hit the nail on the head".

The quarterback's pass was right on the money.

by trent March 13, 2005

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 off the smack

Similar to right off the bat, right off the smack refers to the first thing that is necessary, done, or noticed. The modification of this phrase is used to ground the jargon to just getting off the effect of heroin, smack, which impairs cognitive function.

Right off the smack, if I'm gonna live here I'm going to need hot food, a hot shower, and a hot lay.

by ViHelena October 15, 2017

right on

intj.
1. A positive response.
2. "Yeah, whatever."

1. You passed your class? Right on!
2. Person1: Wanna go to Denny's?
Person2: Right on.

by The Grammar Nazi October 21, 2001

Yeah Right Oh

A sarcastic phrase used typically by people up north.

Dave: Hey Tristan I hear your giving out free bags of Weed.

Tristan: Yeah Right OH!

by LondonDave January 14, 2009

Turd Honking for the Right of Way

When you need to take a crap and you let out a fart that smells exactly like crap.

ooh. That one smells, it's a turd honking for the right of way.

by Don December 1, 2003

Yeah, I'll get right on that

1) this is said when someone has no intention of doing anything about the matter at hand.

2) I don't know how to say it to your face, but... Fuck You

Pat: Hey man, you need to get on facebook.

Micah: Yeah, I'll get right on that.

by MicahtheDangerous June 2, 2010