right

The hand or side of the body opposite the right

To show agreement or acceptance at the start of a sentence

Without any delay

To emphasize that something is certainly true

Exactly correct in what someone says

Say this to show you strongly agree with something

A strong informal shout that shows agreement

Thinking and acting in a sensible, normal way

You are making good progress toward the right result

Having good intentions even if not perfect

At exactly the planned time

A punishment that someone deserves because of their own wrong actions

Thinking clearly and acting responsibly

To be correct from the start when others doubted

Being where luck gives you the best chance to do well

To have good intentions even if not always successful

According to the law or what is fair

To tell someone they are correct

To be important or good without help from someone else

If the cost is fair, someone will buy or accept it

Everything will be fine

Thinking and acting in a sensible, normal way

Thinking clearly and acting sensibly

Start to behave properly and follow rules

Showing poor judgment or not thinking clearly

Perfect for someone because of their interests or skills

Make someone feel or act in the way you want

A place to the right of the stage where actors wait out of view of the audience

Having value or status on its own, not because of someone else

Fairly large in amount or degree

To a large degree

To get a bad result you deserve because of what you did

Perfect for someone's tastes, interests, or abilities

A right that comes from a person's official job

Feeling very proud and happy about what you did

A situation with things all over and people confused

Looks messy or chaotic and is not in order

Happens openly without people nearby noticing

Make yourself look good to other people

Feeling healthy or good enough to use

A right the law gives people to be treated equally and have basic freedoms

A basic freedom or protection every person should have

The part of the body on the right side that you use to hold things and write

People who support conservative political, social, and economic ideas and little change

In a good enough way

A right that a country's most important law gives and protects, for example free speech

The legal permission to vote in an election

Something a person can do or have because the law allows it

Official permission to vote in elections and group decisions

A rule that says no one should kill another person

A trusted helper who works closely with a leader

On or toward the right side

The place at your right side when you face forward

Legal permission to control things like land or inventions

A political group in the United States that wants laws to follow conservative religious beliefs

An area on the right side of the outfield from the batter's view in baseball

Freedom from other people entering your personal life without permission

Made to be used with the right hand

A person who supports conservative or traditional political ideas

A basic freedom that the law protects and guarantees to people

A person who helps a leader and is trusted with important work

A right for someone accused of a crime to have a lawyer, including a free one if they cannot pay

Shows that something is completely bad

An angle of 90 degrees made when two lines join to form a corner

Correct enough to be useful

Part of the brain that controls the left side of the body and helps with creativity and understanding space

Permission that only one person or group can use

A right given by a court to see a child you do not live with

Completely correct and in line with modern social values

Permission to pass through someone else's land

At the extreme right side of a page or screen

A baseball pitcher who throws with the right hand

Placed so the top part faces up

A very conservative group in a political party

Permission from the law to use water from a river or lake

A right under the law to be left alone and not have personal matters made public

A legal and moral claim to be free from unfair arrest and official control

A player who plays on the right side of the outfield and catches balls hit there

An understanding of what is right and wrong that guides a person's actions

A rule that lets one vehicle go before others at a crossing

A belief that a king or queen rules because God chose them and people must obey

A woman who is the perfect partner for a romantic relationship

A very large whale with baleen that lives in cold coastal waters and is endangered

The half of the brain on the right that controls the left side and helps with visual and creative thinking

The right side of a stage as a person facing the audience sees it

A legal right that lets an inventor stop others from making, using, or selling an invention for a set time

The lower part of the heart on the right that pumps blood to the lungs

Fair treatment in court and under the law

The top right part of the heart that receives blood without oxygen from the body

An object's eastward angle along the sky's equator used to find its position, shown in hours

Freedom to try to find a happy and satisfying life

A person who mainly uses their right hand for tasks

A triangle with one angle equal to 90 degrees

A right to question people who say you did something wrong in a criminal trial

A woman who helps a leader closely and can be trusted

A baseball player who throws the ball to the batter with their right hand

Having a corner that forms 90 degrees, like a square corner

A political idea that kings get their power from God and are not controlled by their people

A married person's legal claim to live with and be close to their partner

A triangle with one angle of 90 degrees

A person with very strict traditional political views who strongly opposes social change

A man who seems like the perfect romantic partner

A legal right to take someone to court

A blood vessel that carries blood to the right side of the heart

A player who attacks or defends on the right side in team sports

The side of a stage on the actor's right when they face the audience

The outside of clothing or fabric faces outward

A preference for using the right hand for tasks like writing

An act that shows or shares someone's private information without permission and breaks the law

A legal promise that a person charged with a crime gets a quick, public court hearing by a jury

Permission by law to go into or take control of property

A law that lets a person run in an election