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right out straight

Phrase

Meaning
Maine: extremely busy, flat-out.
Type
Phrase
Used in
Maine, New England

What does “right out straight” mean

A Maine expression meaning so busy you can't take on anything more. 'I can't talk now, I'm right out straight.' A famous test of Maine slang: one study found 88% of non-Mainers couldn't decode it.

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