truvay
truvay by Jenny_urmom June 4, 2022
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TruSay
A word embraced by a group from Crown Heights and The 90's of Brooklyn, NY called HH (HHandsome HHustlas), It means THE LITERAL truth, the equivalent to when people say "I swear to God", "No Lie" or "That's My Word"
TruSay by AK Tha Don January 20, 2011
Travayah
Travayah by Malakiaahhh September 29, 2019
truvy
Adjective: Totally awesome.
Derived from "true", which is commonly used to affirm a fact or show content towards a statement, and "groovy", which has been around since before Bono said anything important.
Derived from "true", which is commonly used to affirm a fact or show content towards a statement, and "groovy", which has been around since before Bono said anything important.
Truvad-y'all
A Truvad-y'all is when an overtly racist and homophobic hillbilly is actually a violent self loathing homosexual that secretly takes Truvada to protect his immune system that is weakened from being a helpless drunk.
That redneck Truvad-y'all can't complete a coherent sentence but he sure can bring a mouth hug to completion.
Truvad-y'all by GoPhuckYourSelf69 September 11, 2018
Trouvay
Trouvay by toeachother April 29, 2009
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