Truss

unit of measurement, equal to about 44 full days

I have not seen my family since about 1 and a half trusses!

by Historiannn October 21, 2022

Truss

Is to promise great prospects or deeds and not fulfilling them after a couple of days and abandon them completely.

"John really truss things up on the project"

"Yeah he can't even last a couple of days"

"At least we still have you Mr. Lettuce"

by Arisercubick October 21, 2022

Truss

A unit of time that lasts around 7 months, in reference to the amount of time that Liz Truss was UK Prime Minister before her sudden resignation. It is used to indicate a proportionately short passage of time for a major occurence or decision to pass.

Person 1: Hey, did you hear about the regional manager? I heard the higher-ups sacked him after stockholders found him a liability to the company, and started pulling out.
Person 2: Oh wow, I knew the guy was a tool but I was not expecting him to not even survive a Truss in that role.

by PolyPixl09 November 18, 2022

Truss

A universal word, used often to agree with people. But can also be used as an adjective.

John - “Bro, I have to take a massive sh*t”

Tom - “Truss”

by Thrumpton February 17, 2022

A truss

A period of 44 days, or approximately 1.5 calendar months.

"How long before the extension is finished?"
"Not long. I reckon we'll have this wrapped up in a truss."

by Willy Shatspeare November 17, 2022

Truss

Someone who's been promoted far beyond their usefulness or competence

My new manager is a Truss

by drmaggot October 14, 2022

Texas Truss

A belt buckle that is so big it can do one of the following:
1) Keep a hernia in check.
2) Act as a girdle.
3) Block the view of your penis so nobody will know if you're walking around with a woody.
4) Be used as a dinner plate.

That Texas Truss is so big I bet it cuts into his legs when he sits.

by izzafartsmeller August 22, 2011