What does allright mean?
Allright means Misspelling of all right..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Misspelling of all right..
That was allright, that still left 20¢ for the shoepolish, and he wasnt going to eat in the messhall anyway, and reading the comic book kept him from feeling embarrassed like he always did in the PX restaurant, and he still had the 20¢ for shoepolish. […] “I’m allright,” Pete said strangledly.
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Allright means Misspelling of all right..
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That was allright, that still left 20¢ for the shoepolish, and he wasnt going to eat in the messhall anyway, and reading the comic book kept him from feeling embarrassed like he always did in the PX restaurant, and he still had the 20¢ for shoepolish. […] “I’m allright,” Pete said strangledly.
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