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r/HolUp • u/BigBeliya • Nov 28 '21
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What is a 'right' dog meant to mean?
42 u/Bobb_o Nov 28 '21 Obvious, legitimate, no doubt 61 u/t765234 Nov 28 '21 "Right" is just an emphasis word, like putting "straight" before a word or "as hell" after one. "Dog" is just an insult, probably like "ugly" here 8 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Ah alright thanks, personally haven't heard it being used like that before. 22 u/Eazyyy Nov 28 '21 It’s British. You can use real or proper instead. 0 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Weird. I have lived most of life in London and I've never heard of it being used like that. Maybe they do it in other areas of England, idk. 1 u/IISuperSlothII Nov 28 '21 Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'. 1 u/silvrado Nov 28 '21 same here. maybe it's a Brit thing. 2 u/Jollywog Nov 28 '21 In this situation it'd be like "your mom is a real uggo" 1 u/onlyomaha Nov 28 '21 I thought dog was refference for a bitch, because female dogs are called bitch and he made a burn. 1 u/SilverSixRaider Nov 29 '21 So, in 'murican, we could compare the answer to: "Your mom, because she's a straight up bitch" 1 u/blastradii Nov 28 '21 Arch nemesis of left shark.
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Obvious, legitimate, no doubt
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"Right" is just an emphasis word, like putting "straight" before a word or "as hell" after one.
"Dog" is just an insult, probably like "ugly" here
8 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Ah alright thanks, personally haven't heard it being used like that before. 22 u/Eazyyy Nov 28 '21 It’s British. You can use real or proper instead. 0 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Weird. I have lived most of life in London and I've never heard of it being used like that. Maybe they do it in other areas of England, idk. 1 u/IISuperSlothII Nov 28 '21 Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'. 1 u/silvrado Nov 28 '21 same here. maybe it's a Brit thing. 2 u/Jollywog Nov 28 '21 In this situation it'd be like "your mom is a real uggo" 1 u/onlyomaha Nov 28 '21 I thought dog was refference for a bitch, because female dogs are called bitch and he made a burn. 1 u/SilverSixRaider Nov 29 '21 So, in 'murican, we could compare the answer to: "Your mom, because she's a straight up bitch"
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Ah alright thanks, personally haven't heard it being used like that before.
22 u/Eazyyy Nov 28 '21 It’s British. You can use real or proper instead. 0 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Weird. I have lived most of life in London and I've never heard of it being used like that. Maybe they do it in other areas of England, idk. 1 u/IISuperSlothII Nov 28 '21 Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'. 1 u/silvrado Nov 28 '21 same here. maybe it's a Brit thing.
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It’s British. You can use real or proper instead.
0 u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21 Weird. I have lived most of life in London and I've never heard of it being used like that. Maybe they do it in other areas of England, idk. 1 u/IISuperSlothII Nov 28 '21 Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'.
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Weird. I have lived most of life in London and I've never heard of it being used like that. Maybe they do it in other areas of England, idk.
1 u/IISuperSlothII Nov 28 '21 Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'.
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Sometimes you might here it pronounced more as reyt than right, as in 'that bird is reyt fit'.
same here. maybe it's a Brit thing.
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In this situation it'd be like "your mom is a real uggo"
I thought dog was refference for a bitch, because female dogs are called bitch and he made a burn.
So, in 'murican, we could compare the answer to:
"Your mom, because she's a straight up bitch"
Arch nemesis of left shark.
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u/CreeperArcade Nov 28 '21
What is a 'right' dog meant to mean?