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right out straight

right out straight adjective: very busy.

Adjective

right out straight (not comparable)

  1. (Maine, slang) very busy
    • The common Maine phrase “right out straight,” for example, was correctly identified as meaning “very busy” by only 5% of those asked nationally.2023 October 8, Jim Witherell, “In a word: Maine is just so misunderstood”, in Sun Journal
    Synonyms:
    out straight, swamped

Synonyms of right out straight

Questions about right out straight

What does right out straight mean?
Right out straight means very busy.
What part of speech is right out straight?
Right out straight is an adjective.

Words near right out straight in the dictionary

  1. right on
  2. right one
  3. right ones
  4. right out
  5. right out of the gate
  6. right out straight
  7. right outer join
  8. right outer joins
  9. right quick
  10. Right Reverend
  11. Right Reverends

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