Facto

It’s like Bingo but replace Bing with Fact. You basically hit the fact right on the mark.

Millennial 1: My dad is extremely rude
Millennial 2: That’s ironic, you’re rude too
Millennial 1: Ikr, wonder where I get it from
Millennial 2: Facto

by Merthod December 18, 2018

facto

a name given to one one with abnormally large male genitals.

All people with this surname facto have large testes and exceptionally large dongs. Science has tried to make sense of this and has been unable to come with a solution. So be it or C'est la vie.

by Steven Facto January 08, 2007

Factoe

A persons face that resembles a big toe.

That person looks like a factoe.

He/she has a big factoe.

by Ashpl0306 June 01, 2017

Ipso Facto

Ipso facto is a philosophical term. It is Latin for "by that very fact".

'You work for the bank. The bank works for me. Ipso facto, I'm your boss.'
--Ben Stiller in "Dodgeball"

by I L July 20, 2005

de facto

A Latin term, loosely meaning "of the fact". An adjective describing something that exists or happens as a result of tradition or culture. Not normally used as an urban slang term, but as a historical/legal phase

Even after slavery was outlawed by the govrnment, de fato discrimination still existed in many areas.

by D.V.A. October 15, 2003

de facto

Not acknowledged as official, but real all the same.

There are de facto countries around the world, such as Transnistria, Northern Cyprus, and Somaliland, which the world community refuses to recognize as real countries, despite having their own governments, flags, military, and so forth.

Ashley and Tim are in a de facto relationship. Even though they claim to be single, they're always together and have been for over a year. Duh...

by BGMan July 19, 2008

de facto

(adj.) Exerting strength without official obligation.

English is the de facto language of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but gaelic languages are used in many parts. This is so those "not frum rownd ere are ya?" don't know when people are going to rape a sheep. See welsh or wales

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 11, 2004