amirite

a word that draws attention to a particularly clever (or not so much) play on words. used primary on internet messageboards.
hey man? more like gay-man amirite?
a site were people write there queries or opinions and people vote on what they think
kind of like sites like mlia
guy1: guess what?
guy2: i was on amirite all day
guy1: no but thats awesome
1. short for “am i right?”
2. a website for people to post their opinions and see if their peers agree/disagree
1. it sucks when you find a hot girl only to find out she has a bigger d-ck than you, amirite?

2. i spent my whole day reading posts on amirite, and now i can’t stop ending my sentences with “amirite.”
a website at where people post questions and opinions and others vote if they agree or disagree with them.
it’s similar to fml and mlia and perceived by many to be their “saviour” from mlia’s continued downward spiral to lameness.
“you cannot bring s-xy back without a receipt, amirite?”
yeah you are!

“hotels rooms: if it’s not bolted down it’s complimentary. amirite?”
yeah you are!

“cookie dough flavoured ice cream is overrated, amirite?”
no way!
definitly right. no need to even ask. just say it for kicks
that joke was funny, amirite?
‘am i rite’ is usually used in a non-serious but humerous come back, using an on-perpose ferudian slip or rhyme to discribe something, and makes sense in context.
this term is usually used in the format of ‘more like _______ am i rite?”. it originated from the popular forum on somethingawful.com.
only a true geek would ever say something like this in real life.
did you see the latest movie about that fire starting guy? it was action packed and full of excitement.

more like matchstick packed and full of ignitement, am i rite?
“am i right?” deliberate mis-spelling generally used at the end of a lamer-style insult.
“veach is a f-g lolz am i rite?”

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