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shit right

A combination of "shit-yeah" and "damn-right." usually reffering to total concurrence with a presented plan or idea.
Guy one: "Dude, I'm hungry, let's order some pizza and get some hoes over here."
Guy two: "shit-right!!"
shit right by Pdiddy November 26, 2003
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Shit Right Through Them 

Adj: To fart so much during the day (which may or may not include sharting and/or poor wiping) that you get a brown stain and or particles on your underwear or boxers. Most embaressing when wearing white.
Eric thinks to himself out loud: "I shit RIGHT THROUGH THEM!"

This Shit Right Here! 

When a person, usually high, smiles/giggles and points repeatedly at an object. Usually showing how much awesomeness that thing has.
After toking the pipe, my buddy handed me a bag of jerky. I showed my appreciation and joy by giving it the this shit right here!
This Shit Right Here! by Hamalololol September 5, 2009

i am way to sober for this shit right now 

It means that the person can’t even deal with this right now, come get them when there drunk or something.
Friends being annoying, me “ I am way to sober for this shit right now.”

real right shit 

when someone says sum that’s serious or just does sum real niqqa shit.
“My niqqa helped me out when I was down low that was sum real right shit”

right shit 

right shit by extrqquack April 21, 2021

SHIT AIN'T RIGHT!

Just plain wrong, twited,and F***ed Up! Aka: S.A.R.
When a group of Cali girls are on a trolly to Tijuana ,Mexico, they look around and say "Shit ain't right!"
SHIT AIN'T RIGHT! by whozcrackin October 4, 2006
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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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