Facebook true

When something that someone posts on facebook is obviously not true and is used for comedic or dramatic effect.

Friend 1: "Wait, the only person that inspires Tina is 'the Dude' from The Big Lebowski?"

Friend 2: "That's only Facebook true, I'm sure there are other people that inspire her in real life!"

by pseudonym36 July 23, 2011

you true

A way of expressing your belief in someone’s sincerity, truthfulness, or correctness

Player 1: That new Lonzo joint is straight fire!!!!!!!!!!!!
Player 2: you true, you true

by Dr Kaplan May 15, 2018

True Green

True Green is like True Blue except that instead of always being true, or randy, or depressed, or loyal, this truly green person is inexperienced, naive, redundant, and oblivious. However, there are some Silver Linings to being green such as always being fresh, young, willing, and able to do anything that you can do and better at doing it.

Person 1: That guy always falls for the same trick and the same goad.

Person 2: I know, right. He is True Green.

A true green person will keep your lawn clean. Just remember to stay off it until it is dry again.

by MrMathAllOfYous November 5, 2020

True Strike

A term used by players in Final fantasy XI for saying you are right. originally it was a weapon skill for club in the game but players used the term to agree with fellow players statements in the game
1)you are right
2) Ain't that the truth
3)You Know It

Guy 1 : look at her she gives Head to anyone that listens to her what a skank
guy 2: true strike

by Dr Ravishing RDB July 25, 2010

True hell

Sans

Person A: "I just experienced true hell"
Person B: "You play Undertale?"
Person A: "No, I meant it Literally"
Person B: "W H A T"

by LookItsNote March 10, 2021

true sadness

when you accidentally kill your minecraft dog

guy 1: i accidentally killed my minecraft dog D:
guy 2: that... is true sadness.

by why am i still alive June 12, 2019

true negative

Negative or critical information that gives the viewer a complete map of their respective context but does not give them a sense of direction.

In Kantian ethics a true negative is functionally equivalent to a false positive.

A true negative is a map without directions. A false positive is directions without a map.

by sandraxine September 17, 2018