Rhett

Rhett is a strong charachtered self-confident girl who is strengthened by her Christian faith and great family. She is the most beautiful girl one could ever lay eyes upon. She's intelligent and her work ethic is inspiring. The effort that she puts into her relationship, that most girls don't do, reminds her boyfriend of how lucky he is. Simply put, she is the most amazing girl ever.

Rhett was very thoughtful when she painted her boyfriend's parking spot.

by SoooooLucky December 9, 2012

rhetarded

This is a ghey version of retarded, taking the intellectual meaning out of the word so as not to offend the politically correct.

That ghey presentation at school today was so rhetarded I wanted to burpsnart

by BenConsult December 9, 2013

rhetorical question

• Implies it's own answer
• Requires no answer, answer is obvious

"Su, Why are you so freaking stupid?" Jennifer yelled the rhetorical question!

by ShannonMarie May 25, 2006

Rhett

A person that is shy and can be funny. A Rhett is usually tall with blonde hair, he is a great lover and will protect anyone he/she cares about. He/she tends to get hurt a lot. Sometimes he/she can be depressed but he never tries to show it. If he/she meets the right person in their life they will love you for an eternity. Don't EVER get on the bad side of him/her you WILL regret it. If you are lucky enough to meet a Rhett in your life make sure you never let him/her go. If you are in a relationship with Rhett love him/her forever. <3<3

Person 1: Did you see (him/her) ?!

Person 2: Yeah I think that's Rhett!

by Ind0m1nusR3xx June 16, 2018

Rhetorical Compliment

A compliment to another person which may be sarcastic, or not, but which compliments the other. The speaker may expect a response, but the receiver usually won't comment. Similar to a rhetorical question.

(In this scenario, a kid has 68 algebra problems to do)

Dad: How many problems have you done now, son?
Kid: 23.
Dad: You're making progress!

^
lll an example of a Rhetorical Compliment

by Emperorerror November 30, 2010

rhetorrible

Rhetorical and horrible put together.

Rhetorical questions aren't usually well-thought out or are people thinking aloud, thus to some degree not good or even horrible.

Also, some rhetorical questions are used in a sarcastic (or even sometimes mean) manner. A person being snarky could be asking a question without requiring a response. Thus, a rhetorical, horrible question.

My daughter was just asking me something silly, and then said, "Wait! Don't answer that. That was a rhetorrible question!"

by rainbownapalm March 23, 2011

Rhetortion

Rhetorical + Contortion--verbal gymnastics (twists, leaps, side-steps, etc.) used to validate one's own position, either justifying a poorly founded/unfounded belief or defending an unpopular position; carefully crafted language meant to state a controversial stance without being rejected by one's peer group

The anti-gay congressman/priest had to do some fancy rhetortions to explain why he was caught having sex with another man.

by Captain Nimbus January 23, 2013