Woke Right

People who fall under the conservative label that advocates for the progressive values in the Bible.

“I have not been canceled by the Woke Left, but the Woke Right.”

by JamesTcuck December 6, 2021

Roller's Rights

The rights attributed to the person who rolled the joint being smoked. They are entitled to spark up and kill the joint.

Me: *rolls joint and sets it aside for a second*
Friend: *sparks joint*
Me: Dude what the fuck? Roller's rights!

by Minecraftweedmod January 1, 2020

jesse is right

Jess is always right no matter what

Jesse is right, Sam is not

by Ehhdhshehsysgw February 26, 2019

right height

Word for short (joke expressing a perfect height to give oral sex essentially).

Guy 1: "That's her boyfriend to the left."
Guy 2: "The short one?"
Guy 1: "Yeah, Mr. Right height. That's him."

by SilverInternet December 31, 2016

Right On Sexism

A more honest name for what is often called positive discrimination. Used by those that realise that Positive Discriminaction is an oxymoron discrimination is discrimination no matter which way it swings.

Also has a sibling, Right On Racism.

BBC Radio Woman's Hour presenter complains to the director general about sexism in the BBC. She is a presenter on a program with a gender specific title produced for women by and presented by an all female team but that’s not sexism that’s Right On Sexism.

by Stone in Shoe Bob January 31, 2021

Get right on it

For a person to engage in the very excessive consumption of a variety of intoxicating substances such as alcohol, MDMA and cocaine, among others, within a short time period and, invariably, to the detriment of an individuals normal daily routine and responsibilities the following day.

"Dude, last night was off the wall. I didn't mean to get right on it but didn't go to bed till 7am and was 2 hours late for work."

"Hahaha, bro.... you look like shit. Got right on it again last night, didn't you?"

by R.O.I. September 5, 2019

that part right there

"that part right there" is California talk for when we agree with something someone said.

It doesn't always make sense to what someone said, unless one looks at it as "agreeing."

Also can be shortened to use as "that part"

You: "This beat has so much swag!"
Me: "That part right there."

You: "I'll never go back there again."
Me: "That part."

by Cali~Castle February 11, 2020