Used as a combination of the phrase "Yeah Right". Can be used as an affirmation of another's story, condition, conversation...etc. Cab also be used to express disgust or disbelief at a story, condition, conversation...etc. Phrase was first coined in the early 80's.
So I take her home and we are going at it and she stops in the middle and says she can't because her dead Grandma is watching...Yight!!
by dessal January 18, 2011
by young 21 March 6, 2018
Combination of yea and right. A great thing to say when you're annoyed with someone and don't believe them.
Stacy: I finally got a new boyfriend!
Emily: Does he go to our school?
Stacy: No, met him at the library.
Emily: Mhm, sure yight.
Emily: Does he go to our school?
Stacy: No, met him at the library.
Emily: Mhm, sure yight.
by thefreshbucket December 28, 2017
Slang term for "Are you alright?"
Evolved from the aforementioned phrase through linguistic butchering.
Evolved from the aforementioned phrase through linguistic butchering.
by ScotsKDCtheFlyingNuntheArtist August 15, 2016