What does reet petite and gone mean

We had reet good night out That kind of thing I've never heard that pronunciation for right - we always pronounce it "rite" - but I also think of it as a northern England expression.

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When I saw the title of your thread, i was going to reply r33t is elite, you fool. Then I read your post. I had no idea that it was actually used in real life. Song titles? I guess what I'm tryin to say is, beats the shit outa me.

Sorry for wasting your time. Sure about that? If would work in the Wilson song, however, as "Very Petite" I'm wondering if it's some slang for "alright" In your first example, it looks like "reet" is some sort of regional dialect for "right".

Yeah, I have heard "all reet" meaning all right. I can't place it as a regional dialect, but if it is in the title of a swing song I'd guess it is just hipster lingo. Maybe I was a little hasty then. I thought it was originally "right", but the only context I ever hear it in is as a substitute for very.

As in, "It were right good that. By gum. I guess Edgar Allen Pooh's definition works for me. Phlaegel, that was pretty funny. I think the entry right under it's even funnier. In fact, that was so funny, I'm going to remember to call someone a reetridder when I get pissed off at them.. Its also this poor ladies first name.