Crossword Clue: Played fast and loose with the facts
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- Bent the truth
- Berlin song
- Berliner's song
- Art song for voice and piano
- Art song — told porkies
- Avoided honesty
- Bore false witness
- Falsified.
- Falsified
- Committed perjury, e.g.
- Committed perjury, say
- Committed perjury
- Invented a whopper
- Invented facts
- Invented something
- Invented things
- Invented things?
- Invited a perjury charge
- Deceived
- Green Day "You ___"
- Fudged facts
- Fudged the facts
- Fibbed
- Fiddled with the facts
- Broke a commandment
- Fifth Harmony "I ___"
- Deutschland song
- Cooked up stories
- Did not speak the truth
- Didn't come clean
- Didn't just mislead someone
- Didn't tell it like it is
- Didn't tell the truth
- Emulated Ananais
- Emulated Ananias
- Emulated Pinocchio
- Burned one's britches, say
- Engaged in prevarication
- German lyric.
- German Romantic song
- German song.
- German song
- Enhanced the truth
- Dishonest Nicki Minaj song "I ___"?
- Dishonest Nicki Minaj song, with "I"?
- Disinformed
- Dissembled and then some
- Dissembled
- Covered for a crony, perhaps
- Created fiction?
- Came up with an invention
- Doctored the facts
- Imitated Pinocchio
- Fabricated
- Fabulized
- Face to Face "You ___"
- Got it all wrong?
- Just made stuff up
- Failed a polygraph, presumably
- Failed to be truthful
- Uttered a taradiddle
- Took part in a cover-up
- Sold someone on something
- Served up a whopper?
- Served up a whopper
- Served whoppers?
- Risked a perjury rap
- Set off a polygraph
- Manufactured baloney?
- Puffed up
- Storyteller's admission
- Purposely misled
- Stretched the truth, so to speak
- Stretched the truth
- "The Erl-King," for one
- Violated a commandment
- Violated the ninth commandment
- Played fast and loose with the facts
- Paltered
- Song for Schubert
- Song, in Bonn
- Song, to Schubert
- Trumped up tales
- Part of a Schubert song cycle
- Participated in a put-on, perhaps
- Messed with the facts
- Practiced mendacity
- Love song
- Misinformed
- Perjured oneself
- Misspoke deliberately
- Presented an invention?
- Mixed up one's facts, to put it lightly
- Made it up
- Made one's nose grow
- Made one's own whopper?
- Prevaricated.
- Prevaricated
- Made stuff up
- Made up a story
- Made up things
- Made yarns
- Produced fiction?
- Produced fiction
- Produced stories
- Prompted nasal protraction?
- More than misled
- Piled on the applesauce
- Was a makeup artist?
- Was deceitful
- Was dishonest
- Was economical with the truth
- Sick Puppies "So What I ___"
- Was inventive, and then some
- Was inventive
- Was mendacious
- Was more than inventive
- Was more than misleading
- Was not veracious
- Was subreptitious
- Was untruthful
- Wasn't candid
- Wasn't forthright
- Wasn't frank
- Wasn't honest
- Wasn't open
- Wasn't straight up
- Wasn't straight
- Wasn't true
- Wasn't truthful
- Wasn't up-front
- Wasn't veracious
- "Said I Loved You ... But I ___" (1993 Michael Bolton hit)
- "Said I Loved You ... But I ___" Michael Bolton
- "Said I Loved You ... But I ___"
- Said something dishonest
- Said something that wasn't true
- Said, "The dog ate my homework," probably
- Specialized in fiction, say
- Tweaked the facts
- Twisted a tale
- Twisted the facts
- Twisted the truth
- Spoke falsely
- Spoke with a forked tongue
- Spoke with forked tongue
- Spread canards
- Spun a web?
- Spun a yarn
- Schubert composition
- Schubert opus
- Schubert piece
- Schubert product
- Schubert song
- Schubert specialty
- Schumann product
- "Schwan" song
- Schwarzkopf offering
- "So I ___!"
- "So I ___"
- Told a big fib
- Told a big one
- Told a fabrication
- Told a falsehood
- Told a fantastic story, perhaps
- Told a fib
- Told a fish story
- Told a good one
- Told a story
- Told a tale
- Told a whopper
- Told an untruth
- Told falsehood
- Told falsehoods
- Told fibs
- Told it like it wasn't
- Told it unlike it was
- Told porkies
- Told stories
- Told tales
- Told tall tales
- Told twisted tales.
- Told untruths
- Told whoppers
- Tested the polygraph
Recent Usage of Played fast and loose with the facts in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Played fast and loose with the facts in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 5, 2011
- USA Today - July 1, 2009
- New York Times - April 20, 1997
