26. “To put the saddle on the _right_ horse.” (That is, to impute blame where it is deserved.) 27. “The clock that stands still points _right_ twice in the four and twenty hours; while others may keep going continually and be continually going wrong.” 28. “A fool must now and then be _right_ by chance.” 29. “And this wise world of ours is mainly _right_.” 30. “Some praise at morning what they blame at night, But always think the last opinion _right_.” Idiomatic and archaic uses, signifying _true_, _real_, _actual_, _genuine_, _correct_. 31. “If they be not _right_ Granado silk.” 32. “A pound of ointment of _right_ spikenard.” 33. “A _right_ pipe of Trinidad.” 34. “My _ryghte_ doghter, tresoure of myn herte.” 35. “The Poet is indeed the _right_ Popular Philosopher, whereof Esops tales giue good proofe.” 36. “Be sure you’re _right_, then go ahead.” 37. _Right!_ _Right_-O! _Right_ you are! (Slang.) [13] This class includes: 38. That side of the body which is on the east when the face is toward the north, its limbs, their clothing, etc., as, for example, _right_ arm, cheek, leg, ear, coat-sleeve, and so on. 39. Motions in the direction implied in the preceding example: “Go to the _right_.” “_Right_ about.” 40. Anything, usually one member of a pair, shaped or otherwise adapted for a _right_-hand position or use, e. g., gloves, shoes, etc. 41. A _right_-side tool. A _right_-hand thread on a machine screw. 42. _Right_ camphor; “The camphor produced from the Lauraceae which gives a _right_ polarization to light. 43. _Right_ bower; in euchre the knave of trumps, which is the highest card next to the joker. This card has a place in our study of “right” if for no other reason than that it signifies power of achievement in that player who finds it in his hand. 44. The _right_ hand of fellowship. This expression denotes a custom of very ancient origin, practised in treaties by the Persians and Parthians, not only as an inviolable pledge of fidelity (“In union there is strength.”), but also as a proof that no club or other weapon was concealed in the hand. 45. In the politics of continental Europe,—that party which occupies the position to the _right_ of the president in the legislative assembly. 46. By metonomy (conditioned reflex) the conservative political party. 47. By selective association, the party or party principles which one approves. [14] As a partial list of the significations included in this class, may be cited: 48. In the legal sense, that which justly accrues or falls to anyone, that which one may properly claim, one’s due, e. g., territory, estate, dominion. 49. Particular cases of the preceding: _Right_ of eminent domain, Constitutional _rights_, Corporeal _rights_, Inchoate _right_ of dower, Innominate _rights_, etc.