/ˈtruːʃ/ (also /ˈtɹuːʃ/)

Definitions

1. verb

to make something slightly true or to make it seem true, often by twisting facts or being deceitful

“The politician tried to truish his past mistakes by blaming them on his staff.”

2. adjective

slightly true or having a basis in fact

“The truish rumors about the celebrity’s private life were all over the news.”