Amirite

[Sarah]

A word that draws attention to a particularly clever (or not so much) play on words. Used primary on internet messageboards.

[Sonia]

1. Short for am I right?
2. A website for people to post their opinions and see if their peers agree/disagree

[Donald Trump]

a site were people write there queries or opinions and people vote on what they think
kind of like sites like MLIA

[Becky]

A website at where people post questions and opinions and others vote if they agree or disagree with them.
Its similar to [FML] and [MLIA] and perceived by many to be their saviour from MLIAs continued downward spiral to lameness.

[Kit]

Am I right? (used to invite confirmation or assert that one

[Couch Potatoe]

(am-uh-rit); noun: A [bluish] green semiprecious stone found predominately along the coasts of Khazekstan said to [give its] holder complete [mental clarity] and the ability to think you are correct, all the time...

[Agnes]

Internet jargon used by people asking [rhetorical] questions to which the reader can clearly understand the answer to. commonly used by [a writer] which is also meant to imply a certain level of [smartassery].Commonly used in comment sections to which the writer is responding to a comment created by another person employing the same level of smartassery.

[Renato]

A phrase used by people who [invariably] are completely wrong, and usually [douchebags], begging for [affirmation] of their retarded opinion or joke.