A fork of Rural Dictionary
This status is achieved when a couple kisses through the legs of the bronze statue of Chief Massasoit located on the west end of the Harold B. Lee Library on Brigham Young University Campus.
In order to obtain such status, the event must take place on any Tuesday and both individuals must be wearing blue (pants and footwear don't count).
Guy 1: Dude, we did it...
Guy 2: Seriously? With whats her face?
Guy 1: Yeah man, we kissed between the Indians legs last night... We're true blue Cougars baby!
The term "true blue falcon" is basically used in the military. Mainly when an ally saves another ally.
You are surely a "true blue falcon".
Geoff - "How would you describe an Aussie?"
Frank - "a dinky die ridgy didge true blue fair dinkum dead set wanker"
an Australian; a person who is a citizen of Australia
Yes, I'm a dinky die ridgy didge true blue fair dinkum dead set wanker. Welcome to Australia, cobber.
Lies that are believable enough to be called true.
She said that her misinformation was true blue, and that it was the other guys that had misinformation for people.
In Aussie slang to call someone "Blue" or "Bluey" means they've got red hair.
In the early European migration days (convict days) a lot of those people
were of Celtic origin with a significant proportiion of redheads.
So to call someone "True Blue" means that they could trace their origins
back to a convict arrival. It's close to the best compliment that you
can give to an Aussie.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate your help. You're true blue.