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troof by Bokey Creedmont August 15, 2003
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Troof by gammaradiation July 17, 2011
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troof • troofer • troof de la troofs • troofa • troofed • Trooff • Troofie • troofin • Troofooloo • trooftard
Troof
1. A somber, poignant, or regrettable fact.
2. Truth + Oof
-Already commonly spoken as the ebonic pronunciation of truth.
-Thanks to memes, the word continues to grow.
2. Truth + Oof
-Already commonly spoken as the ebonic pronunciation of truth.
-Thanks to memes, the word continues to grow.
1- "Damn, bruh.. we got so many sick-twisted, occult, pedo fu*ks in office."
2 - "Troof."
1&2 - *in unison* "Troof..."
2 - "Troof."
1&2 - *in unison* "Troof..."
Troof by Arch-Angel197 July 11, 2021
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troof
an object, concept, idea, or person that reflects a certain inherent truth regarding the human condition.
often used after the article "da"
end with a capital "F" for emphasis
often used after the article "da"
end with a capital "F" for emphasis
Troof
TROOF n.: The truth with substantial proof to accompany the aforementioned truth. TROOF is portmanteau or a combination of the words truth and proof; not a mispronunciation of the word truth as alluded to by many that do not know how to truly or creatively interpret the English language. In laymens terms the truth + proof= TROOF
According to historical accounts, America was discovered by Christopher Columbus. The troof is, no place can be discovered if there were already people living there.
Troof by The DowJonez October 22, 2011
Troof
A mispronuciation of Truth by District Attorney Kym L. Worthy from Detroit during the reading of charges against Mayor Kilpatrick and Christene Beatty of Detroit.