Trathan

A idiot who does not give a shit about anything he does

Im never think like Trathan

by retard stain August 24, 2019

Troth

1. Loyalty when pledged in a solemn agreement or undertaking.
"a token of troth"

2. A inclusive anti-racist heathen organization that stated programs such as heathens againist hate.

3. The United States Army recognizes the Troth as the only heathen base faith that is worthy of being on army dog tags.

The Troth a heathen organization that signed declaration 127 in a stand against racism.

by Odin and all the God of Asgard January 15, 2021

truthness

ussually means something similar to mad skillz, but ussualy describes something that someone with mad skillz did

Yo did you see that 3 i just swished?
Yea dawg, that was the truthness

by speedy joe January 22, 2004

Trucha

Gay in Spanish slang.

Parece un poco trucha.

by rankete July 22, 2012

Notting But The Turth Brother

"Nothing But The Truth Brother"
A retarded way of saying it

Sam- Dude, that chick at the mall was hot man..
Edgar- Notting but the turth brother

by Sam A.M. October 18, 2003

Truther

Someone who always tells the truth and is never wrong.

I am a truther, I would never lie to you.

by Just a random person1 May 11, 2014

truthstruction

{truth + structure} & {truth + instruction} & {structure + instruction}

also {truth + obstruction}, in the sense of obstructing untruth.

{truth + structure}: the design (of artifacts, institutions, etc.) according to rigorously rational principles; and to the extent possible, in a way that encodes for the communication / perpetuation of the (artifact, institution, etc.).

{truth + instruction}: communication / perpetuation of {truth + structure} theory.

{structure + instruction}: communication / perpetuation of {truth + structure} practice.

{truth + obstruction}: use of truthstructured reason to thwart untruth and unreason.

This definition is somewhat self-referential, but that seems appropriate for a word that is being truthstructurally designed to describe complex adaptive systems and their emergent phenomena. Why shouldn't a word have an iterative function for a definition, as opposed to a static definition. Since when are words static entities, anyway?

America's founding father's were truthstructionists who not only believed in rational principles, but also sought to design the same into the very structure of our institutions. They would be greatly heartened by the truthstructural possibilities of our networked information society.

by truthgirl January 3, 2009