Ain't it the truth?
ain't it the truth
A statement of agreement. ("Ain't" is a nonstandard contraction that is considered very informal.) Sometimes but not always followed by a question mark. A: "Trying to get teenagers to put down their cell phones is impossible!" B: "Ain't it the truth?" A: "Having grandkids really keeps you young." B: "Ain't it the truth."
See also: truth
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
Ain't it the truth?
Rur. or Jocular That is true.; Isn't that true? (Used to agree with a statement someone has made.) Jane: I swear, life can be a trial sometimes. Bill: Yes, Lordy. Ain't it the truth?
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- ain't it the truth
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- confiscate (something) from (someone)
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