Ture

[Little_Girl]

Ture is used in certain parts of Telemark, Norway. Especially in the western parts the word means to party or party on. In the beginning the word was used for times when you would party for days, like at a festival. Later it has been used instead of the word feste which also means to party.

[Justin Bieber]

An overload of biscuits.

[Couch Potatoe]

Blindingly bright (in a metaphorical sense)

[PussyCat]

Something that is so WTF that you dont believe it; but it is true.

[Tina]

A cooler, much swaggier way to say true.

[PussyCat]

Stammer fra [engelsk] ([tripping]). Å [ture] er å ha en midlertidig [alternativ virkelighetsoppfatning] i form av for eksempel å oppleve [hallisunasjoner] eller andre effekter knyttet til bruk av [psykedeliske rusmidler].

[Mark Zuckerberg]

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 ‘picture’ or ‘architecture’.

[Jason Yan]

another word for pretty/amazing/awesome/rad/tight. ALL GOOD THINGS THAT MEAN WHAT THEY MEAN

[Rihanna]

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