a right one

we've got a right one here

A set phrase used to humorously indicate that one has encountered someone or something they consider stupid or foolish. You think the moon is bigger than the Earth? We've got a right one here!

a right one

a silly or foolish person. British informal

1988 Salman Rushdie The Satanic Verses Quite soon they burst out into uproarious guffaws, we've got a right one here and no mistake.

See also: one, right

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