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spit facts en · VERB

Pronunciation

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Etymology

spit (“to rap, to utter”) + facts.

Meanings

1. (slang) To utter a statement, either of fact or opinion, that the speaker emphatically agrees with.
   • He may be a little deranged, but when he talks about politics, my guy is spitting facts.
   • I told him almost every play that he was weak, that he was soft. Them are straight facts. He just can't handle the truth. It's facts. I told him his time was almost up. I told him that it was easy, which it was. He had one catch for 6 yards. I was just out there spitting facts to him. He got mad. 2017 November 8, Michael DiRocco, “Jalen Ramsey called A.J. Green 'weak,' 'soft' to get under WR's skin”, in ESPN:
   • Dude's talking loud, I don’t understand Walk around like they the true big baller, damn How you think that? I'm about to spit facts 2017 July 28, Shaquille O'Neal, “LaVar Ball Diss Track”:
   • Kate Moss came, spat facts, called Amber Heard a liar in front of thousands of people and left. Queen behavior if you ask me. 2022 June 1, Lillian Gissen, “The breakout stars of the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial”, in Daily Mail:

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Synonyms

spit straight facts · spit