by ak47 February 25, 2004
An alternate spelling of all right.
Although sometimes considered improper English, it is a completely logical contraction. The words altogether and already are similar contractions that are widely accepted.
Although sometimes considered improper English, it is a completely logical contraction. The words altogether and already are similar contractions that are widely accepted.
Alright isn't a word for retards. It'll be a real English word in dictionaries a few years down the road.
People that criticize the use of the word "alright" are probably guilty of scores of grammatical errors anyway, like everyone who speaks the English language.
People that criticize the use of the word "alright" are probably guilty of scores of grammatical errors anyway, like everyone who speaks the English language.
by DrIdiot September 22, 2005
by Odiumjunkie February 27, 2005
Alternate, simplified version of "all right." Often used in place of "okay" or "fine." Used almost exclusively in email, chat, video games and subtitled movies and anime by folks who slept through English.
1. "No self-respecting editor would allow 'alright' to be used in a novel, nor any English teacher would allow it in an essay, but when it comes to popular culture, I guess it's all right."
2. Akane: "Ranma, are you alright?"
2. Akane: "Ranma, are you alright?"
by Spy Magician June 8, 2003
A common greeting, and response to a greeting, in the New Orleans, Louisiana area. Can be used interchangably with other common greetings, such as where y'at and what it is. Often heard from passers-by on the street.
by dziban February 21, 2007
A combination of shit, useless and stupid, specifically used to refer to on-field performances by Perth Glory's so-called defender, Jamie Coyne.
How did Jamie Coyne go in the game last night?
Yeah, he did alright, only responsible for 2 of the goals against us.
Yeah, he did alright, only responsible for 2 of the goals against us.
by ~TAG~ November 24, 2010
1. Illiterate spelling of all right. See alwrong.
2. What someone named Al Right might tack onto his screen names or e-mail addresses.
2. What someone named Al Right might tack onto his screen names or e-mail addresses.
1. Nobody knows where the braindead "word" alright came from, considering all right is a compound word with an obvious meaning, while words such as altogether and already are completely unrelated.
2. alright@fakesite.fake
2. alright@fakesite.fake
by Intelligence: The Anti-N00b April 7, 2005