Right Ruddy

1. A statement of appreciation.

2. To place your forearm and fist over your crotch, to create an exaggerated erection. Used to show your appreciation for something particularly awesome.

"Man, every time I see Kate Beckinsale I get right ruddy!"

"That album gets me right ruddy!"

by Nick-the-brig April 3, 2009

right or left?

an sarcastic way of asking a person which ass cheek they prefer to start kissing first

I understand that you may be a little unhappy that you were not able to scam me out of my money but I can offer you one consolation prize-right or left?

by dkarez4u June 24, 2010

Right Flight

Republicans who disassociate themselves from the Republican Party, because right winged nuts are setting the Party's agenda to favor the 1%, and in a way that is hostile toward the middle class, poor, women, gays, sick, scientists, and illegal immigrants.

Right Flight may be a big problem for the Republican Party as they become dominated by right winged nuts who are more anti-government and anarchistic than conservative, and who lack a viable agenda to solve critical problems that face the nation.

by mlhiss January 31, 2014

Right Full

The equivalent of getting highly intoxicated by means of ingesting a large quantity of food.

girl 1: "What did you do last night?"
girl 2: "I got really hammered, don't remember a thing. How about you?"
girl 1: " I stayed in and finished off an entire bucket of chicken. You could say I got right full last night."

by Bragan Huvne July 17, 2010

right later

a contradictiory statement meaning, to do something soon or now as in "right now"

sean: Show me those titty right later!!!!
dom: Ill show you this titties in a minute!

by ejeezy February 5, 2008

Iz right

'Iz right' is used to proclaim that something has been done to your liking or that you are in agreement with a decision.

Person 1 " I just found us some splifs "

Person 2 " Iz right ".

by Maommaom March 11, 2011

All right?

Used interjectionally at the end of a statement to make sure that what you just said is understood,and sometimes also to indicate that you want the subject dropped.

"Kenny,for the second time,you may wear only a baseball cap and a winter jacket. Nothing impressive,because you don't have liability insurance. All right?" said the claims examiner.

by JMC70 May 5, 2018