truss

Trust (me).

I got bare nang skunk blud, truss.

by LBU November 08, 2003

truss

the equivalent of four scaramuccis

"How old's your son now?"
"He'll be turning six trusses next Monday"

by SomebitchnamedDeltrese October 20, 2022

truss

noun: (medical) a bandage consisting of a pad and belt; worn to hold a hernia in place by pressure and to hinder further protrusion.

verb (1): to tie the legs and arms of a person before engaging in sexual intercourse. ("I trussed up the dolly mop before turning her on to me three card trick.)
(2): to secure with or as if with ropes. ("'Truss up the S&M students,' Fanny ordered.")
(3): to take fast hold of; to seize and hold firmly; to pounce upon. obsolete
(4): to execute by hanging; to hang; -- usually with up. slang

Archie: I can't believe your mother made me go with her to the groinicologist.

Gloria: You should be more understanding.

Archie: When I had a hernia, I didn't make Edith wear the truss!

-- "All in the Family"

by Nelly Scratch January 15, 2007

Truss

To Truss something up

Named after UK's shortest PM Liz Truss, who trussed up the economy with her trussonomics

Damn dawg, you really Trussed that up

What a trussing mess

You really did a truss eh?

by DarthBearHunter October 20, 2022

Truss

Truss means that the person agrees with what you are saying. Truss is another word for trust. No one knows why this version is better but it just is.

For example:
Person 1: I hate this food
Person 2: Truss, it is awful

by TwiSTeDxSkullZz July 20, 2018

Truss

Truss
noun
truhs
A unit of time, approximately 44 days.

I haven't been to that restaurant in more than a truss.

Anthony Scaramucci served as White House Communications director for a quarter truss.

by SLAMAR October 20, 2022

Truss

True dat or the shortened form of the word trust.

Ohhh Truss!
I truss yo' opinion.

by Miiiiiiiiiiiinnie June 15, 2010