truthnessness

when someone is so truthful they ascend to another level of truth and it is a glorious sight to behold!

The truthnessness of george floyd was so powerful they had to kill him

by xjametonx January 17, 2023

Truthton

Truthton is the type of guy who will fall in love at first sight. A semi-athletic dude who is a freak in the sheets. Truthton usually has a hot mom and zero friends

Guy 1: Bro look at truthton over their. Guy 2: he looks like a weirdo

by dobbysheik January 23, 2023

Truth Social

New truth category based on subjective social agreement distinct from fact-based truth. It is a form of social agreement that can be labeled as truth irregardless of any association to evidence based objective facts. ie. weights and measures

The measure of truthfuliness on truth social is how many people will accept opinion as fact.

aka bullshit

I saw this post on truth social that up is down and white is black, did you see it?

Yes, I did, if it's on truth social it must be true!

by up_is_up May 9, 2023

Dolf Truth

Truths that only hold water in a fictional world, called Dolfopulous.

Yo don't be telling more yo damn Dolf Truths, again! I don't wanna be jumping of no bridge... again.

by Archamedis July 3, 2006

Creative Truthing

When you present the truth in a very unflattering way as a means to deter another person's romantic interest in you. This technique is most useful in online dating.

I was grossly unimpressed when I met Joe for a coffee date. I wasn't lying when I told him that I wanted to get married, have two kids and be a stay at home mom. I was just creative truthing.

by Lady Die October 25, 2010

Magnum Truth

A truth that can only be defined by its magnumnous.

Kylee: It's time to play magnum truth!!
Amanda, Isabel, Maxweed and Paige: Yeaa!!!! Magnum truuuuuuth!!

by ethnic90 February 22, 2011

Freakonomics Truth

Statistical facts or other scholarly information that makes people uncomfortable when they read it or hear it. Freakonomics Truth often causes great consternation and denial in the listener or reader who is so shocked by what they have just discovered, that they try to avoid learning about similar information in the future.

Mass abortion among unmarried, low income women after the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 led to a significant reduction in violent crime in the United States in the 1990s and 2000s, because many of the children who would have become violent criminals were never born. Many devoutly religious people don't like to hear 'Freakonomics Truth' because it flies in the face of everything they have been brought up to believe. 'Freakonomics Truth' reminds us of how dark and ugly life often is.

by Frank Sandpaper April 26, 2013