fess
/fɛs/Definitions
1. verb
to confess or acknowledge something, especially something wrong or embarrassing
“She finally fessed up to breaking the vase.”
2. noun
a confession or admission, especially of a fault or shortcoming
“His fess about the accident was a brave thing to do.”
3. verb (archaic)
to make a boastful claim or assertion, especially one that is false or exaggerated
“He began to fess about his incredible wealth, but it turned out to be a lie.”
4. noun (archaic)
a boastful claim or assertion, especially one that is false or exaggerated
“His fess about being the greatest athlete of all time was met with skepticism.”