| Dupers |
| Humbugs |
| Fibbers |
| Deceivers |
| Fabulists |
| Perjurers |
| Fabulizers |
| ___ paradox |
| Fabricators |
| Dissemblers |
| Yarn makers |
| Taletellers |
| Storytellers |
| Tale tellers |
| Super dupers |
| Equivocators |
| Fact fudgers |
| Mythomaniacs |
| Taradiddlers |
| Type of poker |
| Kind of poker |
| Fibbing folks |
| Tale spinners |
| Tale twisters |
| Fibbing sorts |
| Pseudomaniacs |
| Yarn spinners |
| Pseudologists |
| Those who fib |
| Prevaricators |
| Double-dealers |
| Some fishermen |
| Truth twisters |
| Mendacious men |
| They dissemble |
| Dishonest ones |
| Deceitful ones |
| Whopper tellers |
| Deceitful folks |
| Dishonest types |
| False witnesses |
| Fiction writers |
| Makeup artists? |
| Whopper weavers |
| Fact falsifiers |
| Mendacious ones |
| Unreliable ones |
| Deceitful bunch |
| Untruthful ones |
| Make-up artists? |
| Inventive types? |
| Inventive sorts? |
| Unveracious ones |
| Tellers of tales |
| Truth stretchers |
| Whopper peddlers |
| They're not true |
| Whopper creators |
| Deceitful people |
| Unreliable people |
| Falsehood addicts |
| Tall-tale tellers |
| Whopper inventors |
| Some storytellers |
| Untruthful people |
| Untrustworthy ones |
| Sources of stories |
| Baloney tradesmen? |
| Fish-story tellers |
| Polygraph flunkers |
| They make whoppers |
| Witnesses to avoid |
| They tell untruths |
| Münchhausen et al. |
| Untrustworthy sorts |
| __ poker (bar game) |
| Ananias and his ilk |
| Ones spinning webs? |
| Some are compulsive |
| Servers of whoppers |
| Tall story tellers. |
| Fabricators of facts |
| Inventors, of a sort |
| They aren't straight |
| They're not straight |
| Unreliable witnesses |
| Emulators of Ananias |
| Extreme exaggerators |
| Untrustworthy people |
| Problematic witnesses |
| They're beyond belief |
| They cook up whoppers |
| Ones not to be trusted |
| Pants on fire" fellows |
| They serve up whoppers |
| Munchhausen and Ananias |
| Ones failing polygraphs |
| Truth tellers' opposite |
| Tellers of fish stories |
| They need good memories |
| People who aren't honest |
| People who tell untruths |
| Storytelling specialists |
| Tellers of twisted tales |
| ABC's "Pretty Little ___ |
| They're not on the level |
| They're not to be trusted |
| Masters of misinformation |
| People who tell tall tales |
| Ones with burning britches? |
| Tribe in some logic puzzles |
| ___ poker (dollar bill game) |
| Ones with fictional accounts |
| Specialists in storytelling? |
| Those like Amy in "Gone Girl |
| People detected by polygraphs |
| Good ones have straight faces |
| Untrue experimental rock band? |
| Polygraph flunkers, most likely |
| Munchhausen and Ananias, for two |
| People with their pants on fire? |
| Figures in a classic logic problem |
| Ian Thomas song about untrue people |
| Those who are prone to stretch the truth |
| Ones fabricating by bending and twisting? |
| People that tell untruths to get to shows |
| Pretty Little ___" (ABC Family teen drama) |
| Those who need sound memories, per Montaigne |
| Some people in the Knights/Knaves logic puzzles |
| It is the nature of ambition to make men __": Tynan |
| Teens who say "I'm hanging out with a friend you don't know," probably |