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amiright 

stated as a question,"amiright" is a declaration of correctness even when wrong. Most often used when giving a socially accepted opinion. "amiright" is also used to humor those taking the statement too seriously.

Often followed by a 'high-five'... a "amiright" can be either be false of truth. OR a sarcastic dismissal.
"that bitch is cold. amiright!?" *high-fives ensue*

"I'm so drunk I could fuck a panda." *awkward looks* "amiright!?" *high-fives ensue*

"I worked so hard my dick fell off, amiright!?" *awkward looks* "AMIRIGHT!?"... *reaches for high-five*
amiright by dtox926 November 19, 2011
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Amiright 

A rhetorical question seeking affirmation for a dumb statement, usually a generalization. Spoken by someone who believes he is right. He is not right.
A blind monkey could park a car better than this shmuck. I think we got the three Os trying out a sixteen point turn in front of us here, Amiright?

AmIRight 

To make fun of music by one song at a time.
AmIRight or AmIWrong?
AmIRight by Idiot-Finder2 December 9, 2008
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