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- ___ dice (bluffer's game)
- ___ dice
- "... ___, pants on fire!"
- ___ paradox (logic class subject)
- Barack Obama, according to Joe Wilson
- Baron Munchausen, e.g.
- Ananais
- Ananias.
- Ananias e.g.
- Ananias, e.g.
- Ananias, famously
- Ananias for one
- Ananias, for one
- Ananias or Sapphira.
- Ananias
- Angler, sometimes
- "A ___ believes no one" (old saying)
- "A ___ should have a good memory": Quintilian
- A Carrey persona
- "Be bad, but at least don't be a __": Tolstoy
- "Beautiful ___" (Beyoncé & Shakira song)
- Applesauce manufacturer?
- Aretha lyric "You're a ___ and you're a cheat"
- Aretha "You're a ___ and you're a cheat"
- Accusative shout
- Accusatory retort
- Accusatory shout
- "Big Fat ---" (2002 film)
- "Billy ___," 1963 film
- "Billy ___": Courtenay film
- ''Billy ___'' (Waterhouse book)
- "Billy _____" (Keith Waterhouse satire)
- Author of fiction?
- Awful reporter
- Alibi provider, sometimes
- Bluffer
- Bad romantic partner
- Bad witness
- Bald-faced person?
- Baloney manufacturer?
- Baloney peddler
- Baloney producer
- Comeback to an accusation
- Fallacious one
- False fellow
- False tale teller
- False witness.
- False witness
- Falsehood teller
- Falsifier of facts
- Falsifier
- His pants are on fire
- His pants aren't really on fire
- His tales are tall
- Fraud
- Duplicitous fellow
- Duplicitous one
- Duplicitous sort
- Interrogee, often
- Common courtroom shout in whodunits
- Inventive fellow
- Inventive sort
- Inventive sort?
- Inventive type?
- Inventor, of a sort
- Inventor who doesn't receive patents?
- Great pretender
- Deceitful one
- Deceitful person
- Deceitful sort
- Deceiver
- Deceptive one
- Deceptive sort
- Deceptive type
- Frequent fabricator
- Defendant's shout at times
- Defense attorney's challenge
- Definitely not a reliable source
- Con artist, essentially
- Con artist, for one
- Con man
- Fudge maker?
- Fudger of facts
- Character in some logic problems
- Charlatan, e.g.
- Either of two guests on "To Tell the Truth"
- Fib distributor
- Fib teller
- Fibber
- Fibbing type
- Fibster
- Fiction enthusiast?
- Fiction expert
- Fiction seller
- Fiction teller
- Fido's warning
- Detector target
- Detector's quarry
- Hot pants wearer, so to speak?
- Contemptible one
- Contradictory shout
- Half a Jim Carrey film title
- Half a Jim Carrey movie
- Half a Jim Carrey title
- Embroidering expert
- Embroidery expert
- Emphatic denial
- Bull artist
- Fireflight song about a yarn spinner?
- Disbeliever's cry
- "I don't believe a word you say!"
- "I dont believe you!"
- "I don't believe you!"
- Fish story expert
- Fish story teller
- Fish-story teller
- Dishonest one
- Dishonest person
- Dishonest sort
- Dishonest speaker
- Disinformant
- Disorderly courtroom outburst
- Courtroom outburst
- Iago, e.g.
- Iago, for one
- Iago, notably
- Iago was one
- Dissembler
- Epithet often applied to politicians
- Epithet used in politics
- Equivocator
- Calumniator, for one
- Creative sort
- Creator of fiction
- Creator of stories
- "I'm Not Calling You a ___" Florence and the Machine
- He speaks with forked tongue
- Giver of "alternative facts"
- Canard-spreader
- Candidate for perjury
- Crock maker
- Cry from the wrongly accused
- Cry in a mudslinging contest
- Jim Carrey, in a 1997 movie
- He'd have you swallow a whopper
- Joan Jett hit "Little ___"
- Joe Isuzu, for one
- Double-dealer
- Double-talker
- Incredible person
- Expert in fabrication
- Dramatic courtroom shout
- He's unbelievable
- Fable creator
- Fabricator
- Fabulist
- Fabulizer
- Fabulous speaker?
- Fact-fudger
- Fact fudger
- Facts bender
- Pinocchio, at times
- Pinocchio, during a growth spurt?
- Pinocchio e.g.
- Pinocchio, e.g.
- Pinocchio, famously
- Pinocchio, for one
- Pinocchio, infamously
- Pinocchio, memorably
- Pinocchio, notably
- Pinocchio, notoriously
- Pinocchio, often
- Pinocchio, periodically
- "Not true!"
- Pinocchio type
- Pinocchio, when making a point?
- Pinocchio, with a long nose
- "That is so not true!"
- Pseudologist.
- Pseudologist
- Pseudologue
- Pseudomaniac
- "That's baloney!"
- "That's not so!"
- "That's not true!"
- "That's totally false!"
- Story creator
- Many an interrogee
- Story source
- Story teller?
- Story-teller
- Story teller
- Storyteller?
- Storyteller of a sort
- Storyteller
- Sex Pistols song about Pinocchio?
- Stranger to truth
- The boy who cried wolf, e.g.
- The boy who cried wolf, essentially
- The Boy Who Cried Wolf, usually
- Whopper creator
- Whopper inventor
- Whopper maker
- Whopper maker?
- Whopper manufacturer
- Whopper producer
- Whopper server?
- Whopper server
- Whopper teller
- Whopper weaver
- Overly inventive one
- Overly inventive person
- Put-down in an argument
- Kind of dice
- Oath betrayer
- Rollins Band "'Cause I'm a ___!"
- Rollins Band hit
- Rollins Band lead single off "Weight"
- Mudslinger, maybe
- Mudslinger's charge
- Someone touching their face or avoiding eye contact, probably
- Someone who speaks with a forked tongue
- Someone who's deliberately deceiving
- Someone you can't trust
- Mumford and Sons song about fibber?
- Munchausen, e.g.
- Munchhausen, for one
- She's not to be believed
- Matilda or Ananias
- Shit shoveler
- Pants-on-fire chap
- "Pants on fire" fellow
- Pants-on-fire guy
- ''Pants on fire'' guy
- "Pants on fire" guy
- "Pants-on-fire" guy
- Pants-on-fire person
- "Pants on fire" person
- "Pants on fire" sort
- Pants-on-fire type
- Mythical story teller?
- Mythomaniac
- Shout of denial
- Shoveler?
- Rail in reverse
- Part of a Carrey title
- "Show Me What I'm Looking For" Carolina ___
- "Show Me What I'm Looking For" rockers Carolina ___
- The truth is not in him or her
- Political accusation
- Megadeth song about fibber?
- Polygraph challenger
- Polygraph dodger
- Polygraph failer
- Polygraph flunker
- Polygraph flunker, most likely
- Polygraph flunker, probably
- Polygraph target
- Polygraph victim
- Mendacious one
- Mendacious person
- Long-nosed Pinocchio, e.g.
- One beyond belief
- One blowing smoke
- One committing perjury
- One covering tracks, perhaps
- One doing spinning
- One doing stretches?
- One failing a polygraph
- One fibbing
- One given to stretchers
- One given to tergiversation
- One glib with a fib
- One good at stretching?
- One guilty of perjury
- One guilty of pseudologia
- One may be compulsive
- One may be exposed during cross-examination
- One may be habitual
- One might be chronic
- One might be convincing
- One might be pathological
- One not honoring an oath
- One not telling the truth
- One not to be believed
- One not to be trusted
- One not to trust
- Pre-rehab Pinocchio
- One saying the wrong thing?
- One telling stories?
- One to distrust
- One to not believe
- One to whom you might say, "I doubt that"
- Misinformant
- Misleading one
- Misleading person
- One who breaks a court oath
- One who commits perjury
- One who embroiders to excess
- One who fails a polygraph test
- One who fibs
- One who flaunts his B.S.
- Perjurer
- Perjuring one
- Perjuring witness
- Perjury perpetrator
- Perjury practitioner
- One who is not straight
- One who may need an alibi
- One who prevaricates
- One who serves people baloney?
- One who serves up whoppers
- One who should fail a polygraph test
- One who speaks with a forked tongue
- One who tells it like it isn't
- One who's incredible
- One who's not straight
- One who's not upright
- One whose pants are on fire
- One whose pants are on fire, figuratively
- One whose pants are on fire?
- One whose word isn't golden
- Person not telling it like it is
- Person not to be trusted
- One with a forked tongue, so to speak
- One with a forked tongue
- Person regularly 'economical with the truth'
- No-good con man
- Person telling fibs
- Person telling untruths
- Person to discount
- Person twisting the truth
- No honest fellow, he
- Person who can't be trusted
- Person who commits perjury
- One with burning pants?
- One with crossed fingers, perhaps
- Person who doesn't tell the truth
- Person who fails a polygraph test, probably
- One with fiery pants, proverbially
- One with flaming pants, presumably
- One with flaming pants?
- One with his pants on fire?
- One with hot pants?
- Person who makes things up
- One with no capacity for veracity
- One with pants on fire?
- One with "pants on fire"
- Person who spreads falsehoods
- Person who tells big stories
- Person who tells whoppers
- Person who's not honest
- Person who's not straight
- Person who's not telling the truth
- Person whose words can't be believed
- Person with a BS degree?
- One writing a lot of fiction?
- Person you shouldn't believe
- Prevaricating sort
- Prevaricator
- Repeated, it's a Carrey flick
- Repeated shout before "pants on fire"
- Repeated word before "pants on fire"
- Reporter of fake news
- Libeler, almost by definition
- Libeler, essentially
- Phony
- Not a truth-sayer!
- Resume padder, e.g.
- Moonshine maker
- Make-up artist?
- Make-up person?
- Make-up specialist
- Make-up specialist?
- Not one to believe
- Makeup artist?
- Makeup person?
- Like Ananias
- Source of "alternative facts"
- Trust buster
- Trust buster?
- Truth bender
- Truth embellisher?
- Truth evader
- Truth fudger
- Source of fake news
- Truth-stretcher
- Truth stretcher
- Truth teller never believed, per Cicero
- Truth twister
- Truthless one?
- Source of whoppers
- Super duper?
- Word repeated before "pants on fire!"
- Word repeated before "pants on fire"
- Word repeated in a child's taunt
- Word said twice before "pants on fire"
- Speaker with forked tongue
- Twister of the truth
- Wearer of hot pants?
- Sapphira or Ananias
- Spinner of yarns
- Type who might say "The dog ate my homework"
- Scammer in action
- Spreader of fake news
- Spreader of falsehoods
- Worst kind of witness
- Worst possible witness
- Unbelievable one
- Unbelievable person?
- Unbelievable sort?
- Schoolyard putdown
- Undependable person
- Three Dog Night song about a fibber?
- Taking Back Sunday "___ (It Takes One to Know One)"
- Tale spinner
- Tale-teller
- Tale teller
- Tale twister
- Tale weaver
- Taleteller
- Taletelling type
- Tall story teller
- Tall tale teller
- Tall-tale teller
- Taradiddler
- Yarn inventor?
- Yarn maker
- Yarn producer?
- Yarn source?
- Yarn spinner
- Unreliable gossip
- Unreliable informant
- Unreliable narrator, at times
- Unreliable narrator
- Unreliable one
- Unreliable source
- Unreliable witness
- Unreliable witness, e.g.
- Untrue Korn song?
- Untrustworthy fellow
- Untrustworthy one
- Untrustworthy person
- Untrustworthy sort
- Untrustworthy type
- Untruth teller
- Untruthful one
- Untruthful person
- Second-story man?
- "You know that it would be untrue, you know that I would be a ___"
- "You made that up!"
- ''You made that up!''
- "You prevaricator!"
- "Tell me the truth!"
- "Tell the truth!"
- Teller of falsehoods
- Teller of fibs
- Teller of fish stories
- Teller of stories
- Teller of tales
- Teller of tall tales
- Title role for Jim Carrey
- When doubled, a 1997 Jim Carrey movie
- When doubled, a Jim Carrey film
- When doubled, cry before "pants on fire"
- Snake-oil salesman
- When repeated, 1997 Jim Carrey film
- When repeated, a 1997 Jim Carrey comedy
- When repeated, a 1997 Jim Carrey movie
- When repeated, a hit 1997 movie
- "You're making this up!"
- "You're not telling the truth!"
- When repeated, start of a child's taunt
- Snow blower?
- Snow man?
- Tergiversator
- Terrible witness
- Stereotypical debate outburst
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- New York Times - June 22, 1970
