Factualistic

If someone is spittin’ so many facts you don’t even have the words to describe it.

James - “Jadyn is such a bitch”
Bryce - “that’s Factualistic James”

by Merriam Webster12369 January 13, 2023

Factually

The words (Fact) and (Actually) fused into one. You can use factually when defending your statement or opinion with straight facts.

Bro.. the earth is flat and I know it
Bruhh, factually, it’s not

by MATTinFir May 9, 2019

Factual Bet

It is an actual fact that is used as a bet. Or can be used to compare something

"Parker you look really nice today and thats a factual bet" " Coach it's a factual bet that I will do my homework" " It is a factual bet that tigers have strips"

by Voteforfactualbet February 14, 2019

not intended to be a factual statement

What feels true and is not intended to be a factual statement

Sen. Jon Kyl claimed on the congress floor that abortion is "well over 90% of what Planned Parenthood does."

When the actual figure turned out to be 3%, his office released a statement clarifying that Kyl's figure was "not intended to be a factual statement."

Stephen Colbert: Sen. Jon Kyl personally sabotaged the Apollo 13 mission. (Not intended to be a factual statement).

Sen. Jon Kyl throws babies at elder people. (Not intended to be a factual statement).

by fresair May 2, 2011

factually correct

A completely and utterly accurate statement which is above dispute or debate. Usage pioneered by ESPN fantasy analysts Matthew Berry and Nate Ravitz.

Ricky Nolasco had a 9.5 K/9 ratio in 2009. That is factually correct.

by Jesseberger March 10, 2010

factual facts

facts that are so factual you just fucking accept it.

"you are so full of factual facts."
"that right there is a factual fact."

by Impactual Factual™ July 30, 2013

Not intended to be a factual statement

An excuse released by the office of Minnesota Senator Jon Kyle after telling a blatant lie on the senate floor and getting called out for it the next day by the offended parties.

Used nowadays to say things that would normally be considered quite libelous and whacky.

Stephen Colbert aired the story on his show, the Colbert Report, then spent the night twittering nonsense phrases about the senator, using the HashTag "#NotIntendedtobeaFactualStatement".

Jon Kyle is actually one of Gaddafi's sexy lady ninja bodyguards

*not intended to be a factual statement

by dbrow127 May 4, 2011