Used by men to refer to an attractive young lady.
Bit of awright
Example Sentences
"She's a bit of awright, ain't she?"
"That new barmaid is a bit of awright."
Etymology & History
Cockney phrase from the early 20th century. A play on "all right" meaning acceptable, elevated to describe someone very attractive. Working-class male vernacular.
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Region
London/Cockney
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Era
Modern
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Language
Mild
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Formality
Slang
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