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1) Well said
2) Exactly what I was thinking
3) I wholeheartedly agree
Derives from the compound TRUE+WORK in American Sign Language which could be translated as "legitimately" or "actually."
"True business" is most commonly used by hearing ASL students and interpreters.
alternative: true biz
a: This vlog is so controversial!
b: True business.
a: This pizza is delicious!
b: True biz.
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It's when someone is so important to you that you would do anything, and you just want to hold them and hug them and stay with them and protect them forever and ever and you don't just want sex, you want to be close and sweet and love each other, when you still get the beautiful chills when you see them no matter where or what either of you look like.
I hope to someday find my true love...
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The highest rank you could ever recieve
"You are a True Hero"
"omg i saw you beat those two dinosaur knights your definitly a True Hero"
"wow your a True hero for saving that bus full of orphans from the devil"
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A genuine Australian. Jobs include, shouting rounds for the boys, listening to cold chisel, having a blue heeler, having a good solid personality and being a loyal friend and or family member.
Examples of a true blue include; Steve Irwin, Scott Cam, Paul Hogan, Ned Kelly and Austen Tayshus.
"What a ledge."
"Yeah mate he's a true blue."
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An absolute milkman. A pimp who is so rich and powerful that hoes bow down before him. Even preppy Asian chicks want his dick. The closest thing to god on earth. He can have whatever he wants. Walking mojo.
1. Bow down to a true pimp bitch!
2. Bill clinton, Paul walker, and snoop dogg are true pimps.
3. Mikey: ah fuck u killed me!
Tom: haha that's right headshot! Yeeea bow down to a true pimp bitch!!!
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To make level, square, balanced, or concentric.
To certify what was formerly an estimation.
To find the exact amount.
To correct any skewed perception or actuality.
Uses: true-up, truing-up, trued-up, true up, truing up, trued up
A large company buys X number licenses of software program for use by the employees. As the company grows the software program gets copied and used, therefore cheating the software makers out of money. Yearly, the company needs to "true-up" the copies being used and pay the software makers for what they are actually using.
True up the cylinder of an engine.
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showing who/what you really are.
this was coined in 1547, right after the discovery of the lightbulb and external-combustion engine.
(if you were from around here, you'd know i was lying to your face about that second bit...)
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