when a person is in a state of shock or disarray about something that has just been said or happened, this word is said as a reaction
as a reply for something that makes no sense, often in a state of confusion
legnthened for more effect - ryyyyyte
as a reply for something that makes no sense, often in a state of confusion
legnthened for more effect - ryyyyyte
"ryte! what you on about!?"
by fake-tales-of-hull August 29, 2006
An adjective used when trying to express a heightened level of cool, glamour, allure, and/or excitement related to an object, place or event.
Typically used as a reply to a question in everyday conversation or as a strong statement.
Tony: "The party at the Playboy mansion was So Ryte!"
Jason: "How was that trip with the Brazilian swimsuit team?"
Tony: "So Ryte!"
or
Tony: "That was the best prime rib I've ever had."
Jason: "It was So Ryte!"
or
Jason: "What did you think about a cash bonus and pay raise?"
Tony: "So Ryte!"
Lengthened for greater impact and effect, "Soooooo Ryyyytttee!"
Tony: "The party at the Playboy mansion was So Ryte!"
Jason: "How was that trip with the Brazilian swimsuit team?"
Tony: "So Ryte!"
or
Tony: "That was the best prime rib I've ever had."
Jason: "It was So Ryte!"
or
Jason: "What did you think about a cash bonus and pay raise?"
Tony: "So Ryte!"
Lengthened for greater impact and effect, "Soooooo Ryyyytttee!"
by Prof Verum December 28, 2011