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hyperbolyle

noun
noun: hyperbolyle; plural noun: hyperbolyles

Exaggerated statements or claims delivered with such conviction it is often mistaken for the truth.Often used when intoxicated.
Can be used in it's abbreviated form as follows:

A little lyle , a not quite plausible untruth or exaggeration.
A Big fat lyle - usually accompanied by a botanical latin name or a mythical chemical compound
A true hypebolyle similar to the above but delivered with such conviction that it convinces the person who delivers the statement

synonyms: exaggeration, overstatement, magnification, amplification, embroidery, embellishment, overplaying, excess, overkill; More
a prime example of a hyperbolyle is the following "In trying to make an extract from the humble Theophratis by means of titration a salt resembling CH7ROH14 is left behind as a residue"
hyperbolyle by Mmal March 29, 2018
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hyperbole and a half

hilarious blog site. half web-comic, half life story, all funny. written by Allie Brosh.

origin of the "x ALL the y!" picture
"yeah i just read 'the god of cake' on hyperbole and a half, it was hilarious!"
hyperbole and a half by yapity December 14, 2011

Truthful hyperbole 

1. An exaggeration so big that it creates a black hole no truth can enter
2. Bullshit
Apple salesman: The iPhone 7 has every feature anyone could possibly want!
Jason: Bullshit, what about the headphone jack?
Mike: Chill, he's just using a truthful hyperbole.
Jason: So, bullshit?
Bob: Sounds like bullshit to me.

Hyperbole 

A way of exaggeration; overstating the situation; not taken precisely.
I am so hunger , I can eat a pig. She uses Hyperbole to express her feelings and hunger.
Hyperbole by God´sgrace February 15, 2018

hyperbole 

to exaggerate for dramatic effect, usually in speech; see also Sheriff John Bunnell
I've told you a thousand times to turn that TV off!
hyperbole by fixman88 August 16, 2004

Hyperbole 

Hyperbole is used when you want to over exaggerate a statement or claim. Yet do not want said statement to be taken seriously.
An example of this would be saying “Andy kys nigger” this would be hyperboling my annoyance at you as you can tell by my referring to you as a negro when you are not. This shows my statement should not be take no seriously. However if i were to say “Josh you retarded nigger kys” that would not be a hyperbole as josh is retarded, while not a negro he acts like 1 and should swiftly end his life by chocking on my dick.
Hyperbole by AndysSlut911 October 13, 2021

hyperbolate 

To exaggerate.

Word-Builing:
- Hyperbolating
- Hyperbolation
Teen 1: "How are you going to get your Mom to let you go to the concert?"
Teen 2: "I'll hyperbolate about the importance of seeing it."
hyperbolate by Sparkly Faerie January 9, 2009
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The pod person was pretending to be my father, but I knew that he was an alien when he acted differently than my father ever would have.
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A dead drop is a location used to secretly pass items between two people, without requiring them to meet.

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A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
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