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Ture

To ture(verb) - To use the internet
The English language currently has no verb with this meaning, and such a verb becomes more necessary as each day passes.
To pronounce this word, say tyoor as in β€˜picture’ or β€˜architecture’.

We couldn't ture at home this morning because the wireless was down, so we tured at the coffeehouse instead.

by verbophile April 2, 2013

13πŸ‘ 15πŸ‘Ž


Ture

Ture
Began as a typo. Now many are using this word as a means of extreme truthiness to a saying or meaning. As well as when agreeing wholeheartedly with someone or something with 100 percent certainty.

P1: When you step on a lego its the worst feeling in all existence.
P:2 That's so ture!
P1: I know right?

by raelflow1200 May 3, 2017


Ture

another name for the kiby character king dedede

i'm picking ture

by SAVAGE1-01 December 19, 2021


Ture

A name usually used in scandinavia. It is a pretty rare name. The person who has the name is obviously the best person to ever live.
If you know a Ture you can call him: Turbo, Djuret, Burto.

Hello, Burto!

Are you gay, Turbo?

Im Ture, but call me Burto.

You can call me Djuret!

by Turboeatsass69 November 27, 2017


Ture

A mixture of the words "true" and "sure" pronounced like "chore" you use it to agree with someone.

Sam: 'I love Chipotle but they always forget something, it's the most inconsistent restaurant in any city.'
Amelia: 'Yes! Ture! based.'

by WashWithRain October 3, 2022


Ture

adj. In a state of immense boredom in which the subject begin to sing and ramble about random thing without control.

I think I'm ture...you know, cows are awesome! I think they should have their own country! etc.

by Super Duck August 10, 2006

11πŸ‘ 22πŸ‘Ž


Ture

Stuff or people that are weird and really bad or sucky and sometimes nasty. Normally people who are ghetto, bitches, and/or jackasses.

Ture, Health class, Cheaters, Your Ex Boyfriend dating a slut, people who smoke or snort drugs, teachers that annoy you, and Jackasses

by Car&Nin "The Real PPL" June 5, 2011

4πŸ‘ 9πŸ‘Ž