Slight variation of the word reet, which is sometimes used in North West England

A Yorkshire term that can be used in any situation, no matter how light or serious it may be, a full translation means "It'll be alright"

o`reyt....meaning alright in Lankysher (Lancashire)

When something good happens, it is a 'REYT DO'.
Used by a very small minority of people in Yorkshire

A loose Yorkshire dialect term, referring to a situation which is and always will be, catagorically wrong or out of order.