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righty
[ rahy-tee ]
noun
, plural right·ies.
- a right-handed person; right-hander:
She's a righty.
adverb
- with the right hand; right-handed:
to sketch righty.
adjective
- right-handed:
a righty pitcher.
righty
/ ˈraɪtɪ /
noun
- NEW.FOR.DICT.COM a riɡht-winger
- NEW.FOR.DICT.COM a riɡht-handed person
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Example Sentences
Of course, most righty pundits rooted against Romney in the primaries.
From The Daily Beast
"All righty; but I'd shore like ter git a crack at some o' them mavericks," said Bud grudgingly.
From Project Gutenberg
"Poor dull Dormouse," said Righty, with a smile that was half of mirth and half sympathy.
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"Hi, there," cried Righty, as he perceived the damage done to their fleecy chariot.
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Righty held this one under his claw and Tom, while trying to get a word out of his friend, caught sight of it.
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And Righty said never a word, but the look in his eye indicated that he thought there was something in the notion.
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