lie, falsehood, untruth, fabrication

a false statement, a lie

liars, untruth, fabrication

narrow lane between two walls with drains opening onto it, cornice

braid, usually at head of Hindu mendicants

the darkness just before dawn or sunset, twilight

belie, controvert, deny the truth of, falsify

in pretence, in fun or sport

to tell a lie, deny a statement

rejected, used, left

liar, braggart, knave

Mock

liar, knave

tell a lie, spread false information

detect a lie, catch (someone) lying

calumniate, slander

not true, in jest, deceptively

misrepresentation, calumny, invention, fabrication,

disbelieve, regard or consider something as lie or fabrication

lie, tell a lie

fictitious, artificial, fake, showy, fabricated, unreal, mock,

to frame or invent a lie, to charge falsely, to calumniate, to slander

big liar

revealing reality