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A hipster way of saying, 'I know, right?'
A: Dude, that kid's gonna grow up to be one hot dilf.
B: Truefax.
truefax by finedoubter January 6, 2011

truefax. 

A Term used by Domje meaning "True Facts"

replaces True as the end of a sentance, or used on its own.

pronounced: tru-fax
ME: <Girls name here> says she wants to have sex with me, I don't know whether to believe her or not, it could be some kind of joke because I don't really look her "type".
YOU: you need to get her on webcam to show that nobody else is there.
ME: truefax.
truefax. by Domje November 26, 2007
"Man Jack sure is a faggot"
"Trufax"
trufax by Osubsm42 April 22, 2006
Trufax is the collaboration of the words true and facts. It is the highest grade of facts and is irrefutable, if someone unjustly claims trufax they are in breach of the law that is trufax and are sentenced a punishment, that can range from a cash pay out to death. With in a group of individuals, there are assigned truth knights, or The Champion Knights of Truth, these are the people who confirm claims, or rule against an unjust claim, of trufax. But in the wrong hands, the power of trufax can be terribly abused, so choose your knights wisely, for they have the power to confirm even the most hideous of truths.
James: "Every religion is a lie."
The Freshmaker & Rippling Rick (The Champion Knights of Truth): "Trufax."

Trufax has been claimed by the rightful authorities, and therefore Religion is a lie. All Religious debate has been forever solved.

That is an example of Trufax at its finest. I will not provide an example of abuse, as it is unthinkable and quite frankly makes me feel sick to my stomach.
Trufax. by Mr. Rick July 21, 2010
Joe: Mages > Warriors.
Bill: Trufax, mate.
trufax by loell January 16, 2009
A phrase to state facts which are true. Originally two words, now more commonly used as one word for emphasis.
Person 1: OMG, The Strokes new album is so good.
Person 2: Truefacts.
truefacts by JaiBee February 15, 2006
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