trueˈ-devotˈed adjective (Shakespeare)

Full of honest zeal

trueˈ-disposˈing adjective (Shakespeare)

Just

true-heartˈed adjective

1. Sincere
2. Faithful

true-heartˈedness noun

trueˈ-life adjective

Taken from or comparable to real life

trueˈlove noun

1. Someone truly or really beloved
2. A sweetheart
3. A faithful lover
4. A true-love knot
5. A quatrefoil
6. A four-leaved clover (also trueˈ-love grass; obsolete)
7. Herb Paris

true-love knot or trueˈ-lovˈer's knot noun

An ornamental or symbolic knot or interlaced design, as a two-looped bow or a knot with two interlaced loops

trueˈman noun (archaic)

An honest man

true north noun

The direction of the north pole, opp to magnetic north

trueˈpenny noun (Shakespeare)

An honest fellow

true rib see under rib¹

true-seemˈing adjective (Spenser)

Seeming (falsely or truly) to be true

true time noun

The time according to the position of the sun, opp to mean time

true-type font noun (computing)

A standard for scalable typefaces and fonts

out of true

Not straight, not properly balanced, adjusted or calibrated