Adjective modifier

• interesting: Anyway, that reminds me of an interesting factoid.

• little: That little factoid should move the media up our agenda.

• pointless: Want a pointless pub factoid to spit out to friends while drinking in here?

• fascinating: And there are some fascinating factoids to be had.

• various: He provides various factoids as the movie progresses but there are quite a few quiet spots where he has nothing much to say.

• few: A few little factoids pop up during Bernie's performance, which isn't particularly strong but clearly he enjoys playing it.

Modifies a noun

• entity: In reality, factoid entities have more than a single attribute.

• assertion: A factoid assertion is not one that claims to represent a " fact " about the individual.

Noun used with modifier

• conspiracy: A key purpose of the site is to debunk the conspiracy theories and conspiracy factoids that have dominated public perceptions of the assassination.