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Much right

The term "much right" was first used by a black man named James Newton from North Carolina born between 1888 and 1898.

A woman/man who is not married or engaged, is considered much right because any woman/man has the right to talk to him/her.

Much right is the opposite of Nachos
If Jada P. Smith won't married she would be much right woman for me.
Much right by garlic junior man August 4, 2009
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much right

A much right man is a promiscuous kat whom I have as much right to have sex with as anyone else. He can be married or single ... doesn't matter.
Dude is a much right man. And he is on the DL, so I have as much right to screw him as his wife does.
much right by E-RED October 17, 2011

right much

Colloqicalism used mostly in The Carolinas and Southern Virginia. Basically means "quite alot" in General American English.
People who use the phrase 'right much' aren't necessarily rednecks, but they are probably from The Dirty South.
right much by ookooknigga April 12, 2006

too much like right 

a sarcastic way of saying...that it is only the obvious correct way of doing something,
ghetto girl:Girl how he have the nerve to pay child support to all his baby momma's

decent girl: uhhh, i guess thats too much like right, huh?

Having so much fun right now 

When you are just laughing with friends and one of them say “we are having so much fun right now” even tho your not really.
Me: HAHAHHA

Friend: we are having so much fun right now
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