straight up
Idiomused to ask if what sb has said is true or to emphasize that what you have said is true; Honest, fair, and without tricks or pretense.; Of a cocktail, served chilled and without ice.; Exactly, especially of a time on the hour.
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Oxford35% of films
used to ask if what sb has said is true or to emphasize that what you have said is true
Straight up, he's my best friend.
I'm Death, straight up.
Editorial15% of films
Honest, fair, and without tricks or pretense.
Editorial10% of films
Of a cocktail, served chilled and without ice.
Editorial5% of films
Exactly, especially of a time on the hour.
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I've just told you, straight up, we're gonna tour America.
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