Right On

The term you use to state something being “badass” after it is done.

My buddy: Hey man I just did a wheelie across the yard.

Me: Right on!!

by ballsdeelchiliringpingdingsing November 16, 2025

Right Off

To be right off on something means that you're addiction has taken control of the wheel and is what is driving your actions. Someone who is right off on pills will spend all their money and time just trying to get more pills.

It's the point in time when you go from functioning addict to full blown addict. People who are right off usually lose their job, relationships, apartments, car and anything else of value.

Poor Billy. He's right off on the come. You'd hardly recognize him.

There's absolutely no chance I'm hell I'm letting her babysit when she's right off on the shadies. She'd no doubt try to sell my tv or my kid for a fix.

by Runtz420 December 3, 2025

right place, wrong time

1.
Usually, the word; "right place" refers to whom a person is or a place (etc. that's refers to an object) where it accurate where it should be. But the word; "wrong time" purposes a falsely schedule that isn't suppose to be on time where it should be then or now.

2. "right place, wrong time" can also be refers to song includes a word on it in the chorus part of the song titled Ready/Problems by Boy Pablo. The word "right place, wrong time" can be refers to him and her partner is at right place to begin a relationship together. However, they're in the wrong time causing them having a problems relationship which they can't stay together forever.

-EXTRAS_
Boy Pablo: Boy Pablo is the indie pop music project of Norwegian singer songwriter Nicolas Muñoz inactive since 2022 due to health problems according to the internet."

Boy: Will You bocome my girlfriend?
Girl: Well, let's just say - we at the; "right place, wrong time".
Boy: stfu i don't understand your idiom or sum shit just accept me already

by IlikeBoyPablo January 14, 2026

You can fuck right off

A very firm, concise and unambiguous way of dismissing someone, namely used in a social context and not suitable for the office. Retains a slightly friendlier tone than the sharper variant "fuck off", the latter of which should be used in scenarios where the conveyance of anger is key.

"Please wash the dishes"
"You can fuck right off".

Notice the subject matter here is most likely to be exchanged between persons with a preexisting relationship. If the offending party was a stranger, "fuck off" might be used instead.

by Mrmacho October 8, 2016

you know why I said that right?

Common phrase heard from Norman "Nick". He says this whenever he wants to place emphasis on something that he just said. Usually, he'll say this after he says something that he considers to be bold and will want to flex what he just did.

Norman "Nick":" I just read this entire book in one night"
Henry: "Ok?"
Norman "Nick": "You know why I said that right?"
**the whole time, Norman “Nick” was trying to flex that he read a book and did something productive**

by TurnM3Up April 15, 2020

Fuck Right Off

It still means fuck off, but it’s a fuck off on steroids with its fists clenched, eyes staring and a snarl on its lips. But that’s not the end of it, you can be told to “ most definitely fuck right off”, where in addition to staring and snarling with its fists clenched sweating and trembling with anticipation for the tiny trigger that will let it rip your head off and shit down your neck. There are numerous other variations until you are told to “most fucking definitely fucking well fuck right fucking off”. If this sound incoherent it’s because it is; you are now faced with a berserk, ninja vampire with titanium talons and diamond teeth who is a hairsbreadth away from howling chaos and the total destruction of you, your family and all your ancestors so that you become not even a memory.

If anyone rejects this definition, they can fuck right off.

by AKACroatalin April 26, 2015

Alt-right Warrior

n. An individual who steadfastly and resolutely supports the policies of President Donald J. Trump and his cronies. "Alt-right warriors" claim to be anti-establishment while ignoring the establishment personnel appointed to key cabinet and political positions by Trump, who include high-level Goldman Sachs executives and former executives. These "warriors" either ignore or are dismissive of Trump's aim to enforce federal laws against recreational use of marijuana toward states that have chosen by popular vote to legalize it.

Alt-right warrior: "Donald Trump is anti-establishment."
Socrates: "Take a look at the alligators he brought that now infest the Washington swamp."
Also: "You told me you smoke recreationally. He wants you jailed. You shouldn't have voted for him."

by Prankster April 2, 2017