“Non fic” is a laid-back, Southern California spin on saying “this actually happened”—short for non-fiction, but with more sneakers-and-sunset energy. It’s what you drop when something sounds made up but isn’t. Like “no cap” or “deadass,” it signals that the story you’re telling is real—even if it shouldn’t be.
We found a possum in the Uber. No one blinked. Non fic.
“The dude brought his mom to the first date. Non fic.”
“She really booked a flight just to break up with him in person. Non fic.”
“The dude brought his mom to the first date. Non fic.”
“She really booked a flight just to break up with him in person. Non fic.”
by Chriszamora13 July 01, 2025

by Syracuse JOHNSON December 16, 2009

by Sheldons_pennies March 14, 2024

That one girl that nobody knew and thought was weird. You started talking to her, she has a full understanding of sarcastic comedy, sorta cute, good fashion sense, but lazy. You were friends with her for too long so she doesn't take any advances seriously, even though she's never had a boyfriend.
Damn, I wish I was with that non-feminist art major right now, we'd be laughing and drinking a nice glass of white wine while discussing what would happen if an aborted fetus were put into a blender.
by JigglyPuffinYourMom August 11, 2015

by Truculine January 25, 2025

"They speak in non-plain english when theres Chainz din Fi-Ah". Ekskuz my tung sol, but i kant go round givn them Nok toomuh noledge
by H.N.I.C. K.A.B. March 09, 2020

(from the Latin phrase damno quod non intelligo): \
a) rural, uneducated and media brainwashed person
b) even if the person is educated, they still aren't versed in Latin and therefore don't know what the phrase damno quod non intelligo means in Latin
a) rural, uneducated and media brainwashed person
b) even if the person is educated, they still aren't versed in Latin and therefore don't know what the phrase damno quod non intelligo means in Latin
by Sexydimma December 05, 2016
