aight

British  

/ raɪt /

1. an informal or dialect word for all right

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Example Sentences

“Aight I see why she shutdown Ticketmaster,” tweeted @PrinceHAK33M.

From Los Angeles Times

“My man Deion Sanders said we are aight, huh? We aight? Yeah, we aight. We are going to go to the Super Bowl again being aight.”

From Seattle Times

“My name is Michael B. Jordan, but tonight, Michael be hosting. Michael be joking. And honestly, Michael be nervous. Michael be vulnerable. But don’t worry — Michael be aight because Michael be in therapy,” the 35-year-old actor and filmmaker joked.

From Los Angeles Times

“One day Liza came up to me,” he recalled, referring to Colón-Zayas, “and she said, ‘You aight, you aight.

From New York Times

The 18-year-old thought Russell’s eight-second clip was just right for TikTok users short of time or attention: He “was like, ‘Aight, listen, this is when the election coming up, vote now.’

From Los Angeles Times