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aight

UK/ˈaɪt//ˈɑˌaɪt/

aight adjective: okay; average; nothing special. Also the contraction of all right.

Adjective

aight (not comparable)

  1. (Multicultural-London-English, slang, chiefly African-American Vernacular) Okay; average; nothing special.

Also used as

aight is also the contraction of all right.

Forms of aight

alternative forma'ight
alternative formaiight
alternative formight
alternative formiight
alternative formait
alternative formaite

Origin of aight

Contraction of all right. Compare a' ("all").

Questions about aight

What does aight mean?
Aight means okay; average; nothing special.
What part of speech is aight?
Aight is an adjective.
How do you pronounce aight?
Aight is pronounced /ˈɑˌaɪt/ (US).

Words near aight in the dictionary

  1. Aigburth
  2. Aigburth Vale
  3. AIGC
  4. aiger
  5. aigers
  6. aight
  7. Aighton
  8. Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley
  9. aigialosaur
  10. aigialosaurid
  11. aigialosaurids

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