Acronym for "right back at you."
A phrase used to express the same thought back to the original speaker.
A phrase used to express the same thought back to the original speaker.
1: "I hope the Spoon Killer doesn't get ya!"
2: "RBAY!"
1:"You seem like the kind of person to make cranberry jokes!"
2: "RBAY!"
2: "RBAY!"
1:"You seem like the kind of person to make cranberry jokes!"
2: "RBAY!"
by SNAGZ WFM February 21, 2019
"Right Back At You"
A term which demonstrates that a cutting remark, or humorous comment has been returned in a manner that leaves the second person feeling satisfied.
A term which demonstrates that a cutting remark, or humorous comment has been returned in a manner that leaves the second person feeling satisfied.
Me: I hate it when people don't pay attention.
(later)
Me: I thought you didn't like pop music.
H: I said I didn't like dance music.
H: I hate it when people don't pay attention
H: RBAY
(later)
Me: I thought you didn't like pop music.
H: I said I didn't like dance music.
H: I hate it when people don't pay attention
H: RBAY
by Steven Lilley October 11, 2007
by LJill September 30, 2021