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