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1. a part of one's brain with nothing left.
2. the opposite state of the brain's left side.
dude, in the right side of your brain there's nothing left. in the left side of your brain there's nothing right.
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If a group of six people or more come to a consensus of something, it is taken as ‘right’.
All six of us agree that IPAs are better than Lite beers. “That’s Right”
When someone is talking about their opinions and you have the same opinion you say riGht all credits of this word go to Suri Thomas
Caroline: that girl is so rude
Suri: riGht
Caroline:riGht
A right is an abstract idea that a person must be entitled to. This may be due to law or constitution, religion, beliefs, philosophy, and basic human laws.
(Don't quote me on that)
Hi, I'm Saul Goodman. Did you know that you have rights? The constitution says you do! And so do I.
A filler word used at the end of a sentence as a verbal tic. Right is also used to interrupt someone speaking. Right is also used in a condescending way to let someone know you already knew what they communicated. Right disrupts the flow of language comprehension and shifts the communication style to talking down to the listener instead of communicating with the listener.
"Do they have access to enough soap and water..."
" Right."
" ...Or hand sanitizer?"
"Those links tend to be correlative, right?"
A word that can go different ways. It could be used to agree, it could be sarcastically To say how dumb something is. It also could be used out of force of habit by good looking electrician who owns the rights to it
Isabel is one hot woman, Right!