no word of lie

a term when used means that the phrase previously spoken or written is not a lie and is truthful.

I'll be at the party tomorow, no word of lie

by mike_101 August 3, 2007

no word of a lie

The absolute truth. Especially when something may be perceived as unbelievable. Origin believed to be Canadian.

No word of a Lie! I was at a sold-out baseball game and I caught 2 homerun balls.

by Craig Croteau October 13, 2005

Straight up no word of a lie

Basically, a long way of saying that something is true. Especially funny if you can get an adult, especially a teacher to say it because it makes them sound like they're trying to be hip. Can also be used in question form (e.g. 2)

Example 1
Person 1) I've finished everything.
Person 2) Really?
Person 1) Straight up no word of a lie

Example 2
Person 1) I've finished everything.
Person 2) Straight up no word of a lie?
Person 1) Hell yeah!

by Will_100 November 2, 2009