Sources 

The thing that is always discredited or ignored when you do give it to them. Asking for sources in most cases isnt an effort to understand, but rather shut up your rival in a debate.

Person 1: Explains why George Soros is an evil prick.
Person 2: Sources please, George Soros is Jewish and a philanthropist, he can't be evil. Where are your sources.
Person 1: *Links sources*
Person 2: Ghost mode.

Sources by Ysbsg December 29, 2020

sources? 

When someone asks you for sources, they are asking for proof to back up whatever you just said.

Woman: Every Friday is a holiday for the people of my religion
Man: Really?
Woman: Yes
Man: Sources?
Woman: I don't have any...

sources? by alexplainl8r May 10, 2019

sources say 

Typically used in news articles where no actual source is provided, allows reporting opinions and rumors as actual news.

CNN/MSNC/BUZZFEED/ABC/NYT/WP/GUARDIAN: Sources say President Trump gave Putin a handjob while handing over nuclear launch codes.

Idiot: HOLY FUCK BLOMF BTFO IMPEACHMENT IMMINENT

sources say by Bungins June 2, 2017

check your sources 

something you should always do to make a valid argument.

girl: that's offensive

boy: check your sources
girl: ?

check your sources by not.yo.mamma February 19, 2017

cite your sources 

To ask someone how they know something to verify the accuracy. This makes fun of educational institutions that force you to always cite sources when you write a paper, but used in something much less formal.

Hey dude, I found out that she totally digs you.

How? Cite your sources!

cite your sources by RRCsteve March 8, 2009

My Sources 

Term used when someone gets drugs from someone and doesn't want other people to know who so that person can get more of that drug.

-Where did you get this awesome acid?
-I got my sources.

My Sources by Shawn Maglicic December 18, 2005

credible sources 

is someone who is most likely an expert in the specific field which they are writing about. They have either spent a lot of time studying on, around, or in this field, as well as studying the works of other professionals.

This person would have left no stone unturned in their search for the most accurate information, and usually a great deal of respect from their peers and superiors. This is all very important, as it helps to provide that there is truth behind the information, and that it is fairly accurate and trustworthy as well. Which leads us to why it is necessary to use credible sources in our work. It will add strength and "weight" to our writing, allowing our readers some degree of comfort that what they the information contained within is correct.

credible sources by Sxy E May 8, 2009