factoid

/ˈfæk.tɔɪd/
noun
  1. A brief piece of information that is interesting but not always true or important.
    • The article was full of factoids that sounded impressive but were never verified.
    • She shared a factoid about octopuses having three hearts.
    • He loves collecting random factoids to use in conversations.
  2. A small, often trivial piece of true information.
    • The book is packed with historical factoids about ancient Rome.
    • Each chapter ends with a factoid box containing a surprising statistic.
    • Here's a fun factoid: honey never spoils.
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