Alternative Facts

The opposite of facts. Historically, alternative facts were reffered to as lies.

Alternative facts, a spin on classical facts, are all the rage in America right now. These so called "facts" will be used repeatedly by republicans, Kellyanne Conway, and trumpsters throughout the presidency of Trump, however long that turns out to be.

by UndergroundEd42 January 22, 2017

farscape

One of the best shows on tv. Confusing to the simple and dimwitted but great to people who know what good tv is. Great characters, special effects, story. It ended too soon. www.savefarscape.com

Farscape is "sexy, intelligent, and exciting".

by TB October 31, 2003

for facts (ff)

for facts has multiple meanings, it can be used as for real (fr) , for sure or just facts.

It expresses the way you're feeling about a statement that you or someone else brings up.

1.Wait ff tho do y'all actually wanna hang out later?
2.Yo have you seen Maddie today? Her fit was so fire!

"for facts (ff) bro"
3.They're dating ff

by eveprogamer8 February 20, 2022

alternate facts

The Trump administration's interpretation of fact; a fact inside a conservative bubble; HUH?

Alternate facts are often used by the delusional.

by Tedda M. January 22, 2017

artsy-fartsy

A derogatory term to describe a pretentiously irritating person who exhibits an overblown involvement or appreciation of the arts

Artsy-fartsy individuals tend to be unemployed and enjoy finger-painting.

“I cannot stand the artsy-fartsy type; they are just a bunch of trendy hippies.”

by tttico February 6, 2010

Fendi Facts

It’s just like a fact. It’s a luxury fact. A high class statement that is established as truth. Very Expensive. Backed by one of the leading luxury brands (Fendi) but not really, because it’s just a clever play on words.

Example.
When ray tells you “don’t tell me what to do! That’s fendi facts!

by Fendi Fact November 21, 2018

Alternative Facts

Double speak to avoid the synonym "lying" in professional conversation. The antonym of actual facts.

Donald Trump enjoys citing alternative facts in his press conferences.

by SunPatch January 22, 2017