Is another way or saying 'right' when trying to explain something that means more or extremely.
Mostly used in Labrador of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada in a special speech tone.
Mostly used in Labrador of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada in a special speech tone.
*Eric walked in the school with a grouchy look on his face.*
Mindy: Gosh, he looks rye' crooked today.
*Mother cooked up some pancakes, Ashley walks in*
Ashley: Mother, those pancakes looks rye' good!
Mindy: Gosh, he looks rye' crooked today.
*Mother cooked up some pancakes, Ashley walks in*
Ashley: Mother, those pancakes looks rye' good!
by socialbangg March 21, 2011
a town and city in southern/eastern westchester county. the town includes rye, port chester, rye neck, and rye brook. i don't know who you idiots are writing this previous stuff but bordering on larchmont and "huge mcmansions?" please....do you even know what that is supposed to mean? do your homework kid. not very many "mcmansions" over in rye. founded in 1660 it's an established community. the city of rye is regarded as a wealthy community, but the town is a mixed bag. both the city and town have a good school system, particularly the city as it is richer. rye is also the home of playland, a famous amusement park and retreat for westchester residents.
by tail March 18, 2005
Not, as everyone seems to think, a preppy place for good looking morons with rich parents. Nope. Rye is a somewhat wealthy in Westchester that actually has very many middle class citizens. However, there are several people that fit the description given ( preppy douche bags, drunk assholes, parents that over spoil their kids, etc.) that ruin the image of an otherwise respectable town. Also, not an overwhelming number of "Aryan" kids here.
"Did you see that retarded preppy rye kid just now?"
"Yeah, they're everywhere, there are so many of them!"
"No there aren't, it's the same few all the time. The rest of Rye is alright. Didn't you notice?"
"Hey, you're right! Maybe I'll leave most of Rye alone and pick on the few losers who make the town seem stupid and rich!"
"Yeah, they're everywhere, there are so many of them!"
"No there aren't, it's the same few all the time. The rest of Rye is alright. Didn't you notice?"
"Hey, you're right! Maybe I'll leave most of Rye alone and pick on the few losers who make the town seem stupid and rich!"
by aperson12121 September 20, 2007
adj. deep-thinking, opposite of superficial
(from the analogy: there are white bread people with no more substance to them than prime-time TV, there are whole wheat people, who are interesting, and then there are rye people...)
(from the analogy: there are white bread people with no more substance to them than prime-time TV, there are whole wheat people, who are interesting, and then there are rye people...)
Albert Einstein, now he was rye.
by foltor August 8, 2005
A bunch of pussy fathers who work on wall street who breed even bigger pussy kids. Similar to the towns of Bronxville, Scarsdale and Bedford.
Dylan: Wow, fighting those Rye kids was pretty Easy.
Mancini: Yea, it was 2 on 20 and we beat the shit out of all of them.
Dylan: Wow what a bunch of pussies.
Mancini: Fuck dude we might get sued.
Dylan: Fuck them those bunch of pussified bitches. Call Daddy thats right call your Daddy.
* There are some exceptions. Corey Dagastino is coo, Jake is coo, and that little fucker i worked with from soundview is cool. Everyone else suck my dick.
Mancini: Yea, it was 2 on 20 and we beat the shit out of all of them.
Dylan: Wow what a bunch of pussies.
Mancini: Fuck dude we might get sued.
Dylan: Fuck them those bunch of pussified bitches. Call Daddy thats right call your Daddy.
* There are some exceptions. Corey Dagastino is coo, Jake is coo, and that little fucker i worked with from soundview is cool. Everyone else suck my dick.
by D Wyles March 22, 2006
A blunt, informal expression similar to 'gutted', originating in East Anglia. Used when someone is angry, disappointed, or unlucky. Phrases include 'Rye as a pie', or simply 'Rye as.' for short.
by Squeaklet September 3, 2005