straight up
Without any mixer
Straight up means honestly or without evasion: Straight up, I have no idea what happened.
It can request or confirm truthfulness: You really won? Straight up?
In bartending, straight up means a drink shaken or stirred with ice, then strained and served without ice in a stemmed glass—distinct from "neat," which skips the ice entirely.
Completely, without exception
- definitelyWith complete certainty
- totallyTo the full extent
- exactlyWith total accuracy
- for realGenuinely, without pretense
no doubt · one hundred percent · word · facts · seriously · legit · truly · certainly
Accurate and sincere
- candidHonest and direct
- bluntDull or tactlessly direct
- frankOpen and direct
- directUndeviating or to guide
real talk · unfiltered · plainspoken · forthright · unvarnished · sincere · transparent · genuine
Gin-vermouth cocktail
- gimletSmall hand drill
- old fashionedNo longer contemporary
- daiquiriCuban citrus cocktail
- sidecarMotorcycle's passenger pod
margarita · whiskey sour · vesper · cosmopolitan · aviation · stinger · kamikaze · dry
absolutely
Completely, without exception
- definitelyWith complete certainty
- totallyTo the full extent
- exactlyWith total accuracy
for real · no doubt · one hundred percent · word · facts · seriously · legit · truly · certainly · indeed
truthful
Accurate and sincere
direct · real talk · unfiltered · plainspoken · forthright · unvarnished · sincere · transparent · genuine · tell it like it is
martini
Gin-vermouth cocktail
- gimletSmall hand drill
- old fashionedNo longer contemporary
- daiquiriCuban citrus cocktail
sidecar · margarita · whiskey sour · vesper · cosmopolitan · aviation · stinger · kamikaze · dry · chilled
- Candor Phrasesto be honest, truth be told, honestly, frankly, to tell the truth
- upward directionsup, upward, skyward, heavenward, aloft
- drinkingbooze, liquor, guzzling, gulping, chugging
- rouletteroulette wheel, roulette table, wheel, ball, chips
- Drinking Slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, plastered, smashed
- casual intensifiersreally, very, super, totally, pretty
straight updishonest
Inclined to deceive
deceptive · evasive · lying · crooked · misleading
straight upstraight down
upside down · downward · inverted · horizontal · sideways
straight, straighten, straightaway, straightened, straightening, straightens, straightest, straightener, straighteners