Truther

A person who always tells the truth no matter what.

George Washington: "i cannot tell a lie, making me a truther."

by artzygrl January 3, 2010

truther

person who tells the truth

Instead of being a bad liar, she was a bad truther, because she acted like she was lying when she was really telling the truth.

by a.personally.bad.truther November 29, 2009

truther

when some isn't a 'liar' , and they tell the truth all the time , especially at that moment.

Tristen: Why do you keep lying to me?(;
Maddy: Im not, im a truther (:

by MADDYISASEXYBEAST<3 April 23, 2012

truthify

1. verb. To turn an obvious or blatant lie into the truth, and sell it boldly, with conviction.

2. Colloquial jargon. Often used in expressions to show how bogus something is, but one is forced to do it anyway. This a sort of rallying, self-motivating mantra.

1. General McChrystal truthified Pat Tillman's death, saying it was a Taliban ambush, when it was actually due to a very tragic and unfortunate friendly-fire incident.

2. Truthify, do or die, hwuh!

by lepenseur73 September 8, 2010

truthgasm

An orgasm-like first response upon someone learning a new fact like an especially novel, obvious, useful, or self-evident truth.

Not to be confused with Truthcasm

Have you ever noticed how the FedEx logo contains an arrow within the Ex?

Ooooooh! Oh my god! It's totally there! How did I not see that before!

Whoa! Did I just make you...

Get over yourself, it was just a truthgasm.

by All Nonsense October 28, 2010

Truther

Means that your always telling the truth

Him : lier
You : truther

by Spider and frog January 25, 2017

truthsplain

1. An antidote to mansplaining, Republisplaining, and alternative facts
2. Telling it like it is
3. Hitting someone with a dose of reality
4. Exposing someone to the reality that they have been denying and probably want to continue to deny
5. Sharing a difficult or inconvenient truth

1. When the company established an all-male panel to discuss "women in science," Teresa truthsplained why this was problematic.

2. When her white co-worker dissed Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement, Naomi truthsplained the beauty and symbolism behind it.

3. When Susie insists that her religious freedom is under attack if she has to bake a cake for a lesbian couple, Ricardo truthsplains that baking a cake in no way attacks or infringes upon her religious freedom, while refusing to serve someone based on sexual orientation does in fact infringe upon their basic human rights.

by Windup-Bird February 18, 2017