100% | PROVE | 5 | Use facts to demonstrate something is true |
56% | PROVED | 6 | Demonstrated a fact to be true |
46% | SUBURBAN | 8 | Used to suggest something is boring; no excitement |
46% | AFFIRM | 6 | To state that something is true |
46% | BELIEVE | 7 | To accept something as being true |
46% | PROVE | 5 | Demonstrate to be true |
45% | BELIEVE | 7 | To have confidence something is true without proof |
44% | VIDEO | 5 | Something that used to commonly be shown on MTV |
44% | FACT | 4 | Something known to be true |
43% | PROVEN | 6 | Demonstrated to be true by evidence or argument |
43% | EGG | 3 | Something that has to be broken before it can be used |
42% | AFFIRM | 6 | Declare something to be true |
42% | SAYSSO | 6 | Claims something to be true |
41% | ASSUME | 6 | Suppose something to be true without proof |
40% | ALLEGES | 7 | Claims something is true |
40% | FACT | 4 | Something known to be true, whether you believe it or not |
39% | IWAS | 4 | "Well, that used to be true ... " |
38% | BAIT | 4 | What is used to lure something, such as fishes |
38% | REBUTTAL | 8 | A statement saying something is not true |
38% | SURMISE | 7 | Suppose that something is true without evidence |
38% | PILLOW | 6 | Soft cushion used to rest your head on ... or something that may be stuffed with feathers |
38% | PROVABLE | 8 | Something which may be shown to be true |
37% | ASCERTAIN | 9 | Find out for certain, establish something is true |
37% | BELIEVE | 7 | Assume something is true, have credence in it |
37% | NOR | 3 | "Neither rhyme ___ reason," phrase used to refer to something without any explanation that was used by Shakespeare |
37% | ALL | 3 | Mother of ___, descriptive phrase used to refer to something that is the most epic of its kind |
37% | GONG | 4 | A massive bell that is hit with a mallet, usually used to signify the start of something |
37% | OTT | 3 | Short form used when texting to say something is over exaggerated |
37% | EPIC | 4 | Grand, also used to describe something that is really cool |
37% | KEPT | 4 | Was true to, as one's word |