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Adjective: trusty (trustier,trustiest)  trú-stee
  1. Worthy of trust or belief
    "He was a trusty friend who never betrayed a confidence";
    - trustworthy, trustable, straight-up [informal]
Noun: trusty  trú-stee
  1. A convict who is considered trustworthy and granted special privileges
    "As a trusty, he was allowed to work in the prison library"

Derived forms: trustiest, trusties, trustier

See also: authentic, creditworthy, dependable, faithful, fiducial, honest, honorable [US], honourable [Brit, Cdn], reliable, responsible, sure, true, trusted

Type of: con [informal], convict, inmate, yard bird [N. Amer, informal], yardbird [N. Amer, informal]

Encyclopedia: Trusty