trumor

I rumor which was spread, but actually turned out to be true.

rumor + true= trumor

I thought it was just typical gossip when I heard that Kat was pregnant. But I just saw her leaving gynecologist's office. I guess it was a trumor.

by Gil Semple May 03, 2008

trumor

A rumor which conveniently becomes true.

"I cant believe you were right about Mark being gay" "I told you, it was a trumor"

by BaronVonWiggles August 07, 2007

trumor

a true rumor.

a rumor that is true.

Bitch#1: Ew, I totally heard a rumor about you the other day.
Bitch#2: Oh yeah, what now?

B1: That you're a whore and a slut!
B2: That's not a rumor, that's a trumor!

B1: Figures. Bye skank!
B2: Bye harlot, call me!

by nshay August 10, 2009

Trumor

A rumor that is true

"Did you the rumor about Sarah blowing Dan?"
"Dude that's not a rumor that's a trumor!"

by Daniel Mcauly October 19, 2013

Trumor

a rumor that is true.

If you've heard about what's been going around school, well its a trumor.

by Trevmeister January 13, 2009

Trumor

A Trumor or Trumour (spelling differs between British and American English) that turns out to be true.

Or the basis of a Trumour / Trumor is true

1. The media said Mitch Clarke will leave Brisbane Lions for money

Mitch Clarke left Brisban Lions for money!< Trumor

2. Someone said the punch has been spiked

Michael Apollo just tried some and it was! <Trumour

by MikApOLang July 08, 2012

Trumor

A rumor that is proven to be true; an initially unverified piece of information that, upon investigation, is confirmed to be factual.

When the trumor spread that the CEO was secretly a master chef, nobody believed it—until he catered the company picnic with a five-star feast.

by See you slater June 11, 2024