Word "LIE" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
assume a reclining position
Synonyms:
lie down
Examples:
lie down on the bed until you feel better

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
originate (in)
Synonyms:
consist, dwell, lie in

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a statement that deviates from or perverts the truth
Synonyms:
prevarication

Crossword Clues for LIE

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Clue Source Date
"The dog ate my homework," e.g.
Obviously not statement of uprightness (3)
Work of fiction? New York Times 22 Apr 2024
Fodder for fact-checkers
What you wouldn't want to be called on Newsday 20 Apr 2024
Fib: white -
Don't stand for untruth! (3)
"Would I ___ To You"
Ball location, a bit unbelievable? (3)
Falsehood Irish Times Simplex 16 Apr 2024
Tell tall 36-
"Soylent Green is made from plankton," for one
Cooked up story
Deliberate untruth (3)
Polygraph no-no?
Tell porkies? Mirror Tea Time 09 Apr 2024
Be truthful? Unfortunately, no Family Time 08 Apr 2024
Make up, as an excuse
Bad thing to do under oath
Commits... Wall Street Journal 06 Apr 2024
Fabricate a fact
Be prone to untruth
Dishonest statement Eli translated (3)
This clues answer begins with the letter W, for example
It isn't true Monsieur left 12 Down (3)
It may be just an excuse to stay in bed
Make up stories Universal 02 Apr 2024
Be untruthful Family Time 01 Apr 2024
Golf ball's position Universal 29 Mar 2024
Polygraph indication Wall Street Journal 26 Mar 2024
Be prostrate through falsehood? (3)
Be in a supine position, ...
Untrue statement USA Today 25 Mar 2024
Falsehood Premier Sunday 24 Mar 2024
Tell a tall tale
It's among the silliest of deceptions (3)
It might be white if it's not very big
Be false Commuter 19 Mar 2024
Commit perjury New York Times 18 Mar 2024
Misinform one as to German song being incomplete (3)
Tell porkies (3)
Be level ... or not on the level
Whopper LA Times Daily 15 Mar 2024
Fib Eugene Sheffer 15 Mar 2024
Fabricated story
For the golfer, a position of rest
Make up a story
Recline Eugene Sheffer 09 Mar 2024
What Shakira's hips don't do
False statement that will be sustainable in law (3)
"___ to Me" (Tim Roth procedural)
Perjure oneself LA Times Daily 05 Mar 2024
Pinocchio's misdeed
Be creative with the truth (3)
Intentional untruth (3)
Untruth The Sun Two Speed 03 Mar 2024
Some colliers are buried The Sun Two Speed 03 Mar 2024
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 02 Mar 2024
Be prone to talk deceptively (3)
Be stretched out
Try out the bed - it's made up (3)
Commit perjury, e.g.
Falsehood or rest on bed
Landing in enemy fronts turns out to be untrue (3)
Large? That is a whopper! (3)
Large? That is a whopper! The Telegraph Toughie 28 Feb 2024
Avoid being honest
Fib Commuter 27 Feb 2024
White ___ (supposedly harmless fib)
Tell a tall tale Wall Street Journal 26 Feb 2024
Fib Eugene Sheffer 26 Feb 2024
"The dog ate my homework," probably Universal 25 Feb 2024
Believing in a falsehood (3)
Links position Thomas Joseph 23 Feb 2024
Whopper? Large, that is The Times Quick Cryptic 23 Feb 2024
Hide the truth
Use deceit Thomas Joseph 21 Feb 2024
Golf position Thomas Joseph 20 Feb 2024
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 19 Feb 2024
False statement Puzzler Backwords 18 Feb 2024
What may make someone say "pants on fire"?
Bane of Pinocchio's nose?
Be untruthful USA Today 11 Feb 2024
Say something that's not true
Polygraph no-no?
You wouldn't believe where I've driven my ball to!
Green position
Fabricate facts, and a homophone of "lye"
Tall tale Thomas Joseph 09 Feb 2024
Possibly incredible place for a ball
Tell an untruth Commuter 06 Feb 2024
Avoid the truth and relax (3)
Falsehood The Telegraph Quick 03 Feb 2024
It's a fib that flies have one! (3)
"Half the Truth is often a great ___" (Benjamin Franklin) Universal 02 Feb 2024
The energy from five1 was fabricated (3)
The energy from 51 was fabricated (3)
Keep out of sight, ... low
Make a statement like Pinocchio, say
Don't tell the truth about where the ball is? (3)
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 31 Jan 2024
Don't stand for a fib Mirror Cryptic 30 Jan 2024
Untruth Mirror Quick 30 Jan 2024
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 29 Jan 2024
"Of course, I remember you!," perhaps New York Times 27 Jan 2024
Line that is found in story The Times Quick Cryptic 25 Jan 2024
Twist the truth
Produce whoppers New York Times 22 Jan 2024
Tamper with the truth
Perjurious claim
Tell of fib
Commit perjury
Fib LA Times Daily 17 Jan 2024
Untruth LA Times Daily 16 Jan 2024
Make up a story
Fib USA Today 10 Jan 2024
Tellatall tale
Fail a polygraph test, say
The "l" of "ngl"
Be dishonest, tell a ...
Twist the facts
Be dishonest USA Today 27 Dec 2023
Recline Commuter 26 Dec 2023
Believe at heart it's not true (3)
Fabricate facts
Pinocchio's downfall
What hips don't do, in a Shakira hit
False statement Puzzler Backwords 21 Dec 2023
Porky pie, untruth (3)
Make up an excuse, say
Porky, untruth (3)
Make up a story, say
Tell tall tales Universal 12 Dec 2023
Rest, coming back from a ceilidh (3)
Twist the facts
Fabricated statement
Fib USA Today 04 Dec 2023
Make up a cover story
Falsehood LA Times Daily 27 Nov 2023
Untruth Mirror Quick 27 Nov 2023
Don't stand for a fib Mirror Cryptic 27 Nov 2023
Fairway placement Wall Street Journal 25 Nov 2023
Distort the truth, say
What a polygraph may detect
Tell whoppers Thomas Joseph 21 Nov 2023
Whopper, e.g. Wall Street Journal 21 Nov 2023
It isn't true! Universal 16 Nov 2023
Tall tale teller's word
Fib The Telegraph Quick 14 Nov 2023
"On my way!" text, maybe LA Times Daily 06 Nov 2023
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 03 Nov 2023
Hide the truth, perhaps
Piece of fiction?
Bit of untruth Premier Sunday 29 Oct 2023
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 27 Oct 2023
Golf position Thomas Joseph 21 Oct 2023
Deception LA Times Daily 20 Oct 2023
What Pinocchio can't hide?
Pilots, after slimming, remain porky The Telegraph Toughie 20 Oct 2023
"Bald-faced" statement Universal 20 Oct 2023
Oral fabrication Newsday 19 Oct 2023
Risky thing to do in an affidavit New York Times 19 Oct 2023
What a polygraph detects
Recline Eugene Sheffer 14 Oct 2023
Tell an untruth Family Time 09 Oct 2023
Recline Newsday 05 Oct 2023
It may be "white" when you're trying to protect feelings?
Press invention The Telegraph Toughie 04 Oct 2023
Recline Premier Sunday 01 Oct 2023
Fib LA Times Daily 25 Sep 2023
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 25 Sep 2023
Falsification Newsday 21 Sep 2023
Recline Eugene Sheffer 21 Sep 2023
Not the truth
Fail a polygraph test, say
Pinocchio's undoing
Hold back the truth
What an impostor tries to sell New York Times 14 Sep 2023
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 14 Sep 2023
Stretch the truth LA Times Daily 13 Sep 2023
Polygraph no-no
False story Premier Sunday 03 Sep 2023
Lounge Newsday 02 Sep 2023
Twist the facts
Make it all up Newsday 31 Aug 2023
Commit perjury
Recline Eugene Sheffer 25 Aug 2023
Try to sell a cover story Wall Street Journal 25 Aug 2023
Recline Eugene Sheffer 24 Aug 2023
Fabricated statement
Tell whoppers Thomas Joseph 21 Aug 2023
Commit perjury, say Wall Street Journal 21 Aug 2023
Be deceitful
Polygraph detection, perhaps
Tell a falsehood USA Today 13 Aug 2023
Serve up a whopper USA Today 11 Aug 2023
___ down (rest)
Tell tales Wall Street Journal 07 Aug 2023
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 07 Aug 2023
Fabricated statement
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 28 Jul 2023
Recline Eugene Sheffer 26 Jul 2023
Many do this on the beach New York Times 23 Jul 2023
White ___ (harmless fib)
PolitiFact 'honors' the most impactful one each year Wall Street Journal 19 Jul 2023
Slope and disposition The Times Concise 16 Jul 2023
What a fact checker looks for
Fib The Telegraph Quick 14 Jul 2023
Fib LA Times Daily 13 Jul 2023
Twist the truth?
Twist, as facts
"The cat destroyed my homework," probably
Falsehood LA Times Daily 30 Jun 2023
Polygraph target Universal 28 Jun 2023
Hide the truth
Something picked up by a polygraph
Falsehood The Times Concise 22 Jun 2023
Commit perjury Wall Street Journal 20 Jun 2023
Falsehood The Telegraph Quick 19 Jun 2023
What many people do on their dating profiles New York Times 18 Jun 2023
Tell stories Thomas Joseph 15 Jun 2023
Deceive with words USA Today 15 Jun 2023
Fib Eugene Sheffer 15 Jun 2023
Fib The Telegraph Quick 13 Jun 2023
Use deceit Thomas Joseph 12 Jun 2023
Stretch the truth
Wingless insects finding pork pie? The Telegraph Cryptic 01 Jun 2023
Stretch, as the truth
Tell a fib
Fib USA Today 29 May 2023
Make preparations Family Time 29 May 2023
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 27 May 2023
Make up an alibi
Falsehood Family Time 21 May 2023
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 20 May 2023
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Use deceit Wall Street Journal 19 May 2023
Verb often confused with "lay" Universal 18 May 2023
Untruthful utterance
Fabricated story
Tell tales LA Times Daily 09 May 2023
Twist facts
What a polygraph detects
Tell a tall tale Universal 30 Apr 2023
Make false promises, say
Recline Universal 24 Apr 2023
Make up an alibi
Commit perjury Universal 22 Apr 2023
'Just what I wanted,' often Newsday 22 Apr 2023
Work of fiction? LA Times Daily 21 Apr 2023
Emulate Pinocchio (when his nose grows)
Be dishonest, don't be upstanding The Times Cryptic 18 Apr 2023
Untruth Universal 17 Apr 2023
Falsehood The Telegraph Quick 17 Apr 2023
Pinocchio's downfall
___ like a rug (blatantly tell falsehoods)
Fib Eugene Sheffer 10 Apr 2023
Commit perjury
Fabricated statement
Prevarication The Telegraph Quick 25 Mar 2023
Tell a fib?
Tell a fib USA Today 17 Mar 2023
Fib The Telegraph Quick 17 Mar 2023
Fib Eugene Sheffer 14 Mar 2023
Hide the truth
Golf ball position LA Times Daily 10 Mar 2023
Two truths and a __: icebreaker game LA Times Daily 08 Mar 2023
Untruth LA Times Daily 07 Mar 2023
Untruth Newsday 07 Mar 2023
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 07 Mar 2023
Hide the truth
Twist around facts
Fib Eugene Sheffer 28 Feb 2023
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Untruth Family Time 27 Feb 2023
Tell a fib?
Word often confused with 'lay' New York Times 21 Feb 2023
Fabrication LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2023
Falsification Premier Sunday 12 Feb 2023
Two Truths and a ___ (party game)
Fiction Thomas Joseph 10 Feb 2023
Fib LA Times Daily 06 Feb 2023
Tell a fib Universal 05 Feb 2023
Fail a polygraph test
Falsify facts, like Pinocchio
Make up an excuse?
It makes Pinocchio's nose grow USA Today 15 Jan 2023
It's not the truth Family Time 15 Jan 2023
Be dishonest USA Today 14 Jan 2023
More than stretch the truth USA Today 11 Jan 2023
With 63-Across, prepare for an ambush Wall Street Journal 11 Jan 2023
Falsehood LA Times Daily 11 Jan 2023
Recline Thomas Joseph 29 Dec 2022
Falsehood USA Today 28 Dec 2022
Elaine occasionally in position on course The Telegraph Toughie 27 Dec 2022
Story one shouldn't believe
Be dishonest USA Today 23 Dec 2022
Tell the truth? Not quite Family Time 19 Dec 2022
Untruth LA Times Daily 18 Dec 2022
Tell it like it isn't Newsday 16 Dec 2022
Stretch the truth LA Times Daily 11 Dec 2022
'We ___ the loudest when we ___ to ourselves': Eric Hoffer New York Times 09 Dec 2022
Tell a tall tale, say
Fiction Thomas Joseph 02 Dec 2022
Cooked-up story
One may be told with fingers crossed Universal 30 Nov 2022
Tell whoppers Thomas Joseph 29 Nov 2022
Fib Universal 29 Nov 2022
Untruth Family Time 27 Nov 2022
Tell a whopper USA Today 26 Nov 2022
"Love The Way You ___," song by Eminem and Rihanna
Any made-up excuse Family Time 14 Nov 2022
Twist facts LA Times Daily 10 Nov 2022
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 10 Nov 2022
One might be bald-faced New York Times 09 Nov 2022
Little white ___ USA Today 09 Nov 2022
Untruth USA Today 07 Nov 2022
What hips don't do, per a Shakira hit New York Times 07 Nov 2022
What hips don’t do, per a Shakira hit New York Times 07 Nov 2022
'Not gonna ___ ...' New York Times 06 Nov 2022
“Not gonna ___ …” New York Times 06 Nov 2022
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Be situated Newsday 04 Nov 2022
Tell a story LA Times Daily 30 Oct 2022
Made-up story
Prevaricate Canadiana 24 Oct 2022
Tall tale Family Time 23 Oct 2022
Tell tales LA Times Daily 22 Oct 2022
Assume a horizontal position The Guardian Quick 19 Oct 2022
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 18 Oct 2022
Whopper Wall Street Journal 17 Oct 2022
Make it all up Newsday 13 Oct 2022
Bluff, say New York Times 13 Oct 2022
Tweak the truth, say
Be untruthful Newsday 10 Oct 2022
"I'm on my way," sometimes
Cover for someone, say Wall Street Journal 07 Oct 2022
Recline Thomas Joseph 04 Oct 2022
False tale Newsday 02 Oct 2022
Deceitful fabrication that parents never appreciate
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 23 Sep 2022
Blip on a polygraph, maybe LA Times Daily 21 Sep 2022
Two truths and a ___ USA Today 21 Sep 2022
Not the truth
Fib Eugene Sheffer 14 Sep 2022
Tell it like it isn't LA Times Daily 14 Sep 2022
What "lay" is not .. Family Time 11 Sep 2022
"It's not you, it's me," maybe LA Times Daily 10 Sep 2022
Make up a story, say
Untrue claim USA Today 06 Sep 2022
Whopper Thomas Joseph 02 Sep 2022
Polygraph detection
Be deceitful Family Time 28 Aug 2022
Fib The Telegraph Quick 25 Aug 2022
Fabrication Newsday 20 Aug 2022
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 18 Aug 2022
It's not true rest The Times Cryptic 16 Aug 2022
Polygraph detection, perhaps
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Golf position Thomas Joseph 10 Aug 2022
Fib LA Times Daily 09 Aug 2022
Golf position Thomas Joseph 09 Aug 2022
Avoid honesty, say
Whopper Universal 05 Aug 2022
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 05 Aug 2022
Bit of fibbery
Fabrication LA Times Daily 03 Aug 2022
Untruth USA Today 02 Aug 2022
Tell the truth? No, be deceitful Family Time 02 Aug 2022
Far from the truth
Bit of fiction Wall Street Journal 30 Jul 2022
Stretch the truth Universal 30 Jul 2022
Avoid the truth Thomas Joseph 28 Jul 2022
Twist the tale?
Fib Eugene Sheffer 26 Jul 2022
Tell a false tale
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 19 Jul 2022
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 18 Jul 2022
Don't believe it! Universal 15 Jul 2022
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 13 Jul 2022
Untruth Universal 13 Jul 2022
Fib Eugene Sheffer 11 Jul 2022
Tell it like it isn't USA Today 29 Jun 2022
Bit of mendacity New York Times 25 Jun 2022
What mythomaniacs do a lot Universal 23 Jun 2022
Be situated Newsday 17 Jun 2022
Two truths and a ___ USA Today 16 Jun 2022
17-Across an untruth Family Time 12 Jun 2022
State fiction as fact New York Times 12 Jun 2022
"I never saw your text," perhaps Universal 10 Jun 2022
Golf variable New York Times 08 Jun 2022
"Hips Don't __": Shakira hit LA Times Daily 08 Jun 2022
'Hips Don't __': Shakira hit The Washington Post 08 Jun 2022
Engage in prevarication
Make stuff up?
Untruth LA Times Daily 25 May 2022
Story impossible to prove Family Time 23 May 2022
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 19 May 2022
Falsehood The Telegraph Quick 19 May 2022
Falsehood Canadiana 16 May 2022
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 12 May 2022
Stretch the truth Universal 05 May 2022
Assume a horizontal position Irish Times Simplex 05 May 2022
"I was stuck in traffic," maybe
Untruth Wall Street Journal 03 May 2022
Untruth USA Today 01 May 2022
False statement Universal 01 May 2022
Use deceit Thomas Joseph 28 Apr 2022
Recline Eugene Sheffer 27 Apr 2022
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 18 Apr 2022
Falsehood USA Today 16 Apr 2022
Prevarication Premier Sunday 10 Apr 2022
Fudge the facts Universal 10 Apr 2022
Fib Universal 09 Apr 2022
Two truths and a ___ USA Today 09 Apr 2022
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 06 Apr 2022
Fib Eugene Sheffer 05 Apr 2022
Untruth The Times Concise 29 Mar 2022
False story Premier Sunday 27 Mar 2022
Tell untruths Irish Times Simplex 25 Mar 2022
Risk a perjury charge Wall Street Journal 23 Mar 2022
Rest LA Times Daily 18 Mar 2022
Rest The Washington Post 18 Mar 2022
Say "I do" when you don't?
Falsehood The Washington Post 15 Mar 2022
Falsehood LA Times Daily 15 Mar 2022
Give a ridiculous alibi Family Time 14 Mar 2022
Deception Wall Street Journal 12 Mar 2022
Recline Eugene Sheffer 08 Mar 2022
Tell a whopper
Pinocchio's downfall
Make up a story
Falsehood largely inaccurate, erroneous, first of all The Times Cryptic 24 Feb 2022
Tell untruths and assume a horizontal position Irish Times Simplex 23 Feb 2022
Speak like a rug? The Washington Post 20 Feb 2022
Speak like a rug? LA Times Daily 20 Feb 2022
Fib USA Today 18 Feb 2022
Tell a whopper Universal 16 Feb 2022
Untruth Thomas Joseph 15 Feb 2022
Eminem's "Love The Way You ___"
Falsehood USA Today 08 Feb 2022
Fib Eugene Sheffer 07 Feb 2022
"It's not a ___ if you believe it" (George Costanza) Universal 07 Feb 2022
Tell it like it ain't Newsday 04 Feb 2022
Fib Eugene Sheffer 03 Feb 2022
French article containing one thing not true The Times Cryptic 01 Feb 2022
Be untruthful USA Today 29 Jan 2022
Fail to be straight The Washington Post 28 Jan 2022
Fail to be straight LA Times Daily 28 Jan 2022
Two Truths and a ___ USA Today 25 Jan 2022
Untruth USA Today 23 Jan 2022
Invent a 62 Across, say The Washington Post Sunday 23 Jan 2022
Fib Eugene Sheffer 21 Jan 2022
Piece of fiction
Commit perjury
Untruth Universal 13 Jan 2022
Tricky thing to get caught in New York Times 11 Jan 2022
Deceptive story
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 05 Jan 2022
“Thanks, it’s just what I’ve always wanted,” often New York Times 05 Jan 2022
Be dishonest USA Today 04 Jan 2022
Twist the facts
Untruth The Times Concise 23 Dec 2021
What’s regularly claimed to be buried in a particular place The Times Cryptic 20 Dec 2021
Tell tales, maybe LA Times Daily 17 Dec 2021
Partner of two truths, in a party game
Make up a story
Porky Pig naked in 'Looney Tune' with censored content The Telegraph Toughie 10 Dec 2021
Policy to omit name in story The Times Cryptic 10 Dec 2021
What your story about winning Olympic gold is Family Time 06 Dec 2021
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 30 Nov 2021
Tell a whopper USA Today 30 Nov 2021
Fiction Thomas Joseph 24 Nov 2021
What some people do when asked their age?
Golf position Thomas Joseph 20 Nov 2021
Bit of baloney New York Times 18 Nov 2021
Recline Eugene Sheffer 15 Nov 2021
Tell untruths Premier Sunday 14 Nov 2021
Concoction Wall Street Journal 11 Nov 2021
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 11 Nov 2021
Manufacture fiction in response
Tell whoppers Thomas Joseph 01 Nov 2021
Made-up excuse Family Time 31 Oct 2021
Spread falsehoods USA Today 28 Oct 2021
Be untruthful Newsday 26 Oct 2021
Relax, maybe LA Times Daily 24 Oct 2021
Fabricate, as a statement
Pinocchio's undoing
Fib USA Today 19 Oct 2021
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 18 Oct 2021
Two Truths and a ___ USA Today 17 Oct 2021
Spin a deceitful web
Falsehood Newsday 13 Oct 2021
Fail a polygraph test LA Times Daily 11 Oct 2021
Fail a polygraph test The Washington Post 11 Oct 2021
Serve up a whopper New York Times 04 Oct 2021
Press make up story
Whopper Universal 28 Sep 2021
Place up in Marseilles Irish Times Crosaire 25 Sep 2021
Word aptly hidden in "unbelievable"
Twist the truth, say
Commit perjury
False story Newsday 22 Sep 2021
Whopper The Washington Post 22 Sep 2021
Whopper LA Times Daily 22 Sep 2021
Make a tale taller Family Time 20 Sep 2021
Be situated Newsday 19 Sep 2021
Fudge the facts Universal 18 Sep 2021
Tell an untruth Newsday 14 Sep 2021
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Fraudulent account The Washington Post Sunday 12 Sep 2021
Oddly dismissed old wife's tale
Everything but the truth
False account Newsday 02 Sep 2021
'I was stuck in traffic,' maybe New York Times 02 Sep 2021
There's no truth to it
Two truths and a ___ (logic game)
Tell a tall tale The Washington Post 23 Aug 2021
Tell a tall tale LA Times Daily 23 Aug 2021
Don't believe it! New York Times 22 Aug 2021
Tell a fib USA Today 18 Aug 2021
Fib Eugene Sheffer 17 Aug 2021
Golfer's concern Canadiana 16 Aug 2021
Whopper served up in Marseilles Irish Times Crosaire 14 Aug 2021
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 11 Aug 2021
Tell false tales Newsday 11 Aug 2021
Deceitful statement Universal 09 Aug 2021
Overstretch yourself Newsday 07 Aug 2021
Make it all up Newsday 05 Aug 2021
'I promise I won't laugh,' often New York Times 01 Aug 2021
Make up a story
Remain prone Newsday 22 Jul 2021
Fib Wall Street Journal 20 Jul 2021
Be untruthful USA Today 20 Jul 2021
Golf ball position The Washington Post 12 Jul 2021
It made Pinocchio's nose grow
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 12 Jul 2021
Golf ball position LA Times Daily 12 Jul 2021
Golf ball's position Universal 11 Jul 2021
Not tell the truth USA Today 11 Jul 2021
Fib Eugene Sheffer 08 Jul 2021
Fib Canadiana 05 Jul 2021
Be full of it USA Today 03 Jul 2021
Make it all up Newsday 01 Jul 2021
Violate a court oath Universal 29 Jun 2021
Two truths and a ___, conversation game
Tell a whopper
Fabricated statement
Make up a story
More than a stretch The Washington Post 12 Jun 2021
Avoid the truth Wall Street Journal 12 Jun 2021
Piece of fiction
That is popular with lazybones, primarily?
More than a stretch LA Times Daily 12 Jun 2021
Tell a whopper
Be untruthful Newsday 07 Jun 2021
Untruth The Times Concise 07 Jun 2021
Palter New York Times 05 Jun 2021
Two truths and a ___ Universal 25 May 2021
False account Newsday 23 May 2021
Stand; fiction The Telegraph Quick 21 May 2021
Make stuff up USA Today 21 May 2021
Short letter rejecting new fiction
Cooked-up story
Not be truthful Family Time 16 May 2021
Falsehood Irish Times Simplex 11 May 2021
Untruth The Telegraph Quick 10 May 2021
"No ___," 2016 song by Sean Paul from his EP "Mad Love the Prequel"
Concocted story Wall Street Journal 08 May 2021
Trust buster Newsday 06 May 2021
What a polygraph can detect
Tell the truth? Not quite Family Time 03 May 2021
Elaborate falsehood
Tell whoppers Wall Street Journal 27 Apr 2021
Rest The Washington Post 23 Apr 2021
Rest LA Times Daily 23 Apr 2021
Be inventive, perhaps Wall Street Journal 22 Apr 2021
Tell tall tales
Made-up, as a story
Porky The Telegraph Quick 17 Apr 2021
U-turn from "truth" Family Time 12 Apr 2021
Falsehood The Telegraph Quick 12 Apr 2021
Tell a fib Newsday 12 Apr 2021
Tell tall tales, say
Falsehood Premier Sunday 04 Apr 2021
Pinocchio's downfall
Falsehood Newsday 29 Mar 2021
Twist the truth, say
Fib Eugene Sheffer 22 Mar 2021
U-turn from truth Family Time 22 Mar 2021
Create an account? New York Times 21 Mar 2021
Bit of fiction Wall Street Journal 20 Mar 2021
Fabricate the facts
Fabricated statement
Whopper Thomas Joseph 08 Mar 2021
"Let sleeping dogs ___" Universal 04 Mar 2021
A white one might be excused New York Times 03 Mar 2021
Avoid the truth Thomas Joseph 02 Mar 2021
Spread falsehoods USA Today 02 Mar 2021
U-turn from "be honest" Family Time 28 Feb 2021
Thing in some packs Newsday 27 Feb 2021
Be untruthful USA Today 27 Feb 2021
Fake news, for one
Some colliers are buried
Golf position Wall Street Journal 17 Feb 2021
Make a dishonest statement
Tell a false story Family Time 15 Feb 2021
Falsehood Canadiana 15 Feb 2021
Tell a fib USA Today 13 Feb 2021
'No ___!' New York Times 12 Feb 2021
Eminem and Rihanna's "Love the Way You ___"
False story Newsday 05 Feb 2021
Tell tales Thomas Joseph 03 Feb 2021
Tell a tall tale, say
No-no on the stand Universal 26 Jan 2021
Fudge, as facts
"Licensed to ___," book by attorney Sidney Powell that exposes unethical tactics used in federal prosecution
Tell it like it isn't LA Times Daily 18 Jan 2021
Tell it like it isn't The Washington Post 18 Jan 2021
Twist the facts Newsday 17 Jan 2021
Tell a whopper Universal 12 Jan 2021
Old priest first to finish pork pie
Recline Premier Sunday 10 Jan 2021
Embellish the truth
Twist a tale
Fine to avoid long sentence — it's a complete fiction
Tell a whopper Family Time 03 Jan 2021
Whopper Universal 30 Dec 2020
Result of not telling the truth Family Time 27 Dec 2020
Fiction Thomas Joseph 26 Dec 2020
Reese Witherspoon's "The Good ___"
Fib The Telegraph Quick 22 Dec 2020
Take a risk when taking a polygraph test New York Times 22 Dec 2020
Fabricator's product? The Washington Post Sunday 20 Dec 2020
Fairway position Newsday 17 Dec 2020
Falsehood detected in belief The Sun Two Speed 11 Dec 2020
Untruth The Sun Two Speed 11 Dec 2020
Pinocchio's undoing
Fail to be truthful Family Time 07 Dec 2020
Recline USA Today 28 Nov 2020
'Not gonna ___' New York Times 28 Nov 2020
Emulate Pinocchio USA Today 27 Nov 2020
Golfer's concern The Washington Post 22 Nov 2020
Golfer's concern LA Times Daily 22 Nov 2020
Unlikely story, likely Newsday 20 Nov 2020
Fish story Eugene Sheffer 19 Nov 2020
Depart from the facts Newsday 12 Nov 2020
Emulate many a politician The Washington Post Sunday 08 Nov 2020
More than stretch the truth USA Today 04 Nov 2020
Untruth USA Today 02 Nov 2020
To tell a fib
Do the corpse pose Universal 29 Oct 2020
'Nothing fools you better than the ___ you tell yourself': Teller New York Times 27 Oct 2020
Tell the truth? No Family Time 26 Oct 2020
'Of course I remember you!,' often New York Times 25 Oct 2020
Porky The Times Concise 25 Oct 2020
Get into a prone position Family Time 25 Oct 2020
Fib
'We ___ loudest when we ___ to ourselves': Eric Hoffer New York Times 21 Oct 2020
Fish story LA Times Daily 14 Oct 2020
Fish story The Washington Post 14 Oct 2020
Be situated The Times Concise 11 Oct 2020
Commit perjury Universal 07 Oct 2020
Don’t believe it Wall Street Journal 06 Oct 2020
U-turn from the truth Family Time 05 Oct 2020
Distort the truth, say
Let sleeping dogs ___ USA Today 03 Oct 2020
False statement
Position of railway not new
'I'll be there in five minutes,' often New York Times 24 Sep 2020
Recline Eugene Sheffer 23 Sep 2020
Make up an excuse
Be a fibber Family Time 20 Sep 2020
Golf position Thomas Joseph 10 Sep 2020
Pinocchio's downfall
Whopper, so to speak Canadiana 07 Sep 2020
Dealers do this New York Times 06 Sep 2020
Twist the truth, say
False statement Newsday 02 Sep 2020
Produce pork pies? The Sun Two Speed 27 Aug 2020
"Love the Way You ___," song by Eminem ft. Rihanna
Fabricate the facts
Make a dishonest statement, say
Tell a whopper Newsday 12 Aug 2020
Don't believe it! New York Times 12 Aug 2020
Tell whoppers Thomas Joseph 10 Aug 2020
Recline Universal 07 Aug 2020
Fabricate a fact
Tell a tall tale USA Today 04 Aug 2020
Falsehood The Washington Post 28 Jul 2020
Falsehood LA Times Daily 28 Jul 2020
Fairway position The Washington Post 27 Jul 2020
Fairway position LA Times Daily 27 Jul 2020
Fabricated statement USA Today 25 Jul 2020
Dishonest statement
'Where's the ___?' Jonesin 14 Jul 2020
Polygraph no-no?
Stay in bed, say The Washington Post Sunday 05 Jul 2020
Be dishonest USA Today 02 Jul 2020
Twist a tale
Prevarication Premier Sunday 28 Jun 2020
Tell a horrible fib Family Time 28 Jun 2020
Song, mostly fiction
Golf ball position The Washington Post 23 Jun 2020
Golf ball position LA Times Daily 23 Jun 2020
Inveracity Newsday 19 Jun 2020
An untruth
Be prone Wall Street Journal 18 Jun 2020
Piece of fiction
Tell whoppers New York Times 15 Jun 2020
Piece of fiction
Sprawl Jonesin 09 Jun 2020
Debunked claim The Washington Post Sunday 07 Jun 2020
Big fib New York Times 02 Jun 2020
Rest, as when king's away
Fictitious account Newsday 29 May 2020
Detector's finding Family Time 25 May 2020
Fish story, so to speak The Washington Post 25 May 2020
Fish story, so to speak LA Times Daily 25 May 2020
Tall tale Thomas Joseph 22 May 2020
Tell tall tales
Be a bad witness
Commit perjury The Telegraph Quick 15 May 2020
Golfer's consideration New York Times 15 May 2020
One of Hugo's articles about current story
Whopper Newsday 14 May 2020
Shakira's "Hips Don't __" LA Times Daily 07 May 2020
Shakira's 'Hips Don't __' The Washington Post 07 May 2020
Be untruthful
Whopper, e.g Thomas Joseph 30 Apr 2020
Be situated Newsday 23 Apr 2020
Sign of a credibility gap The Washington Post Sunday 12 Apr 2020
Piece of fiction Wall Street Journal 08 Apr 2020
UN Secretary, once Canadiana 06 Apr 2020
___ detector test (polygraph)
Tell a fib
Whopper of a tale Newsday 29 Mar 2020
Course concern Wall Street Journal 12 Mar 2020
Harmful invention? Universal 10 Mar 2020
Tell a whopper
"I didn't cheat," perhaps Universal 09 Mar 2020
Fish story Newsday 26 Feb 2020
Fabricate a story
Deceptive account The Washington Post Sunday 23 Feb 2020
It's not the truth
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Falsehood The Sun Two Speed 05 Feb 2020
Be situated in Montpelier The Sun Two Speed 05 Feb 2020
"Hips Don't ___," song by Shakira from her seventh studio album, "Oral Fixation, Vol. 2"
It's not true
Fail a polygraph test
Tim Roth's American crime drama series "___ to Me"
It's not true fine is excluded from severe sentence
Fabrication LA Times Daily 26 Dec 2019
Fabrication The Washington Post 26 Dec 2019
Fabrication The Telegraph Quick 25 Dec 2019
Falsehood
Falsehood New York Times 23 Dec 2019
Bit of fake news, say
'Somebody told a ___ one day . . .' (MLK) USA Today 18 Dec 2019
Fib The Times Concise 17 Dec 2019
Bit of deception Universal 15 Dec 2019
Piece of fiction
It's not true
Prevaricate Premier Sunday 08 Dec 2019
"The dog ate my homework," maybe
Fabrication Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2019
Piece of fiction New York Times 03 Dec 2019
Piece of fiction
Fib Universal 03 Dec 2019
Not give the truth
What not to do at a witness stand Universal 24 Nov 2019
Led up 'ere I prepared to wait before jumping (9, two words)
Made-up-story
Bit of perjury The Washington Post 17 Nov 2019
Bit of perjury LA Times Daily 17 Nov 2019
Fudge the facts Universal 11 Nov 2019
Bend the truth Canadiana 11 Nov 2019
Hide the truth
Factor in club selection The Washington Post 09 Nov 2019
Factor in club selection LA Times Daily 09 Nov 2019
52 to Caesar Canadiana 04 Nov 2019
Whopper
Prevarication The New Yorker 28 Oct 2019
There's no truth to it
Repose Premier Sunday 27 Oct 2019
Whopper served up in Marseilles Irish Times Crosaire 26 Oct 2019
Tell tall tales The Washington Post 22 Oct 2019
Tell tall tales LA Times Daily 22 Oct 2019
Prevaricate The Washington Post Sunday 20 Oct 2019
Fabricated fact
Golfer's concern New York Times 16 Oct 2019
___ like a rug Universal 08 Oct 2019
Make up a story, maybe LA Times Daily 06 Oct 2019
Make up a story, maybe The Washington Post 06 Oct 2019
Something fabulous New York Times 04 Oct 2019
Inventive account Wall Street Journal 02 Oct 2019
Report fake news, say USA Today 29 Sep 2019
Bad thing to do on a resume Universal 28 Sep 2019
Verb commonly confused with "lay" Universal 27 Sep 2019
Many an alibi New York Times 22 Sep 2019
Polygraph detection Wall Street Journal 17 Sep 2019
Golfer's concern
Polygraph finding USA Today 13 Sep 2019
Be deceitful Newsday 11 Sep 2019
Two Truths and a ___ Universal 10 Sep 2019
Make up a cover story, say New York Times 02 Sep 2019
A fib
Avoid honesty Wall Street Journal 28 Aug 2019
What sleeping dogs do Wall Street Journal 19 Aug 2019
Course position Wall Street Journal 17 Aug 2019
Fabrication Newsday 03 Aug 2019
Concoction New York Times 01 Aug 2019
Let sleeping dogs ___ Universal 29 Jul 2019
Very tall tale Newsday 28 Jul 2019
Tell a whopper USA Today 24 Jul 2019
Fictional statement Universal 24 Jul 2019
Prevaricate Canadiana 22 Jul 2019
'Alternative fact' USA Today 15 Jul 2019
Untruth Canadiana 15 Jul 2019
Witness stand taboo USA Today 09 Jul 2019
Dispense with honesty USA Today 28 Jun 2019
Links position USA Today 17 Jun 2019
Engage in mythomania The Washington Post Sunday 16 Jun 2019
Fabrication Universal 14 Jun 2019
Deception Universal 09 Jun 2019
Statement made by 24a
Talk that is marked by falsehood
It's not true The Washington Post 28 May 2019
It's not true LA Times Daily 28 May 2019
Made-up story New York Times 20 May 2019
More-than-stretchy statement The Washington Post 19 May 2019
Type of detector Family Time 19 May 2019
More-than-stretchy statement LA Times Daily 19 May 2019
"Be there in 5," often
Deceitful words USA Today 15 May 2019
Untruth Universal 14 May 2019
Tell tales Wall Street Journal 08 May 2019
Commit perjury LA Times Daily 29 Apr 2019
Commit perjury The Washington Post 29 Apr 2019
Pinocchio's undoing New York Times 29 Apr 2019
Factor in golf club selection LA Times Daily 27 Apr 2019
Factually incorrect statement
Factor in golf club selection The Washington Post 27 Apr 2019
___ detector Universal 09 Apr 2019
Bit of fake news, say
Be prone New York Times 07 Apr 2019
Neil getting up around one — having had this?
Mistruth The Telegraph Quick 21 Mar 2019
It's not the truth
Twist the truth Newsday 10 Mar 2019
What you'd do if you don't want the truth to come out
Risk a perjury rap USA Today 28 Feb 2019
Tell it like it isn't USA Today 20 Feb 2019
Recline New York Times 19 Feb 2019
"Love The Way You ___," popular song by Eminem and Rihanna
Enjoy a dog bed Universal 15 Feb 2019
Use deceit Thomas Joseph 01 Feb 2019
Untruth LA Times Daily 27 Jan 2019
Untruth The Washington Post 27 Jan 2019
Fabricate a fact
Tim Roth's American crime drama series "___ to Me"
What Huck Finn called a ''stretcher'' Newsday 20 Jan 2019
"A ____ cannot live," famous statement by Martin Luther King Jr.
Piece of fiction
Engage in a cover-up, perhaps USA Today 05 Jan 2019
Falsification Newsday 03 Jan 2019
Course position
Fabrication
Inventive account
Polygraph detection
Tell tales
Untruth
Let sleeping dogs ___
Fib
Fabrication
Enjoy a dog bed
Deception
Bad thing to do on a resume
What sleeping dogs do
Links position
Something fabulous
Recline
Pinocchio's undoing
Many an alibi
Make up a cover story, say
Factor in club selection
Engage in a cover-up, perhaps
Dispense with honesty
"Alternative fact"
___ like a rug
___ detector
Verb commonly confused with "lay"
Tell it like it isn't
Tell tall tales
Commit perjury
Two Truths and a ___
Untruth
Tell a whopper
Risk a perjury rap
Report fake news, say
Polygraph finding
Perjure oneself
Deceitful words
Witness stand taboo
More-than-stretchy statement
Make up a story, maybe
It's not true
Factor in golf club selection
Avoid honesty
Fictional statement
Made-up story
Concoction
Be prone
An untruth Family Time 30 Dec 2018
Fudge the facts USA Today 29 Dec 2018
Fabricated statement
Tell untruths Newsday 18 Dec 2018
"Love the way you ___," hit track by Eminem
Many an alibi USA Today 13 Dec 2018
Tell fibs Newsday 10 Dec 2018
Whopper (but not the Burger King kind) New York Times 10 Dec 2018
Bit of baloney USA Today 08 Dec 2018
Tell something which is not the truth
Be prone Universal 06 Dec 2018
Tell 50-Down USA Today 24 Nov 2018
Make up stuff Jonesin 20 Nov 2018
Tell a false story
Get prone Family Time 19 Nov 2018
Position at the Masters USA Today 15 Nov 2018
Far from the truth
Fabricated story
Tell a false story
Get prone Universal 09 Nov 2018
Statement that is not true
'Let sleeping dogs ___' The Chronicle of Higher Education 02 Nov 2018
Be horizontal New York Times 31 Oct 2018
Be situated in Beaulieu The Sun Two Speed 28 Oct 2018
That can't be right New York Times 26 Oct 2018
Speak with forked tongue USA Today 20 Oct 2018
Not tell the truth
Factor in club selection USA Today 16 Oct 2018
Untruth Family Time 15 Oct 2018
Spread a rumor
Say incredible things? USA Today 12 Oct 2018
Rough position Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2018
Dishonest statement, that a polygraph might catch
Tell a false tale, like Pinocchio
Truth decay unit? Universal 30 Sep 2018
Wingless insects finding pork pie The Sun Two Speed 28 Sep 2018
Make stuff up Newsday 27 Sep 2018
False statement
Falsity New York Times 23 Sep 2018
Witness-stand taboo USA Today 11 Sep 2018
___ down (take rest)
Hide the truth
Call a spade a diamond Newsday 06 Sep 2018
Fabricated story Wall Street Journal 04 Sep 2018
It can be white or boldfaced New York Times 03 Sep 2018
Make up an alibi
Some colliers are dishonest The Sun Two Speed 02 Sep 2018
Falsification Premier Sunday 02 Sep 2018
Perjure oneself Jonesin 28 Aug 2018
Untruth Newsday 28 Aug 2018
Fabricated statement
Club-selection factor USA Today 19 Aug 2018
Tell a fib
Fabrication New York Times 12 Aug 2018
Fib Family Time 12 Aug 2018
Load of bunk USA Today 10 Aug 2018
Fiction Wall Street Journal 09 Aug 2018
Be verbally dishonest Family Time 23 Jul 2018
"___ flat on your back."
Utter a fib Premier Sunday 22 Jul 2018
'You ___!' ('That's not true!') The Washington Post Sunday 22 Jul 2018
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
'This is not the last clue in this puzzle,' e.g New York Times 10 Jul 2018
Tell falsehoods Family Time 09 Jul 2018
It's not the truth
Untruth Premier Sunday 01 Jul 2018
False statement Irish Times Simplex 27 Jun 2018
Fib Thomas Joseph 19 Jun 2018
Let sleeping dogs ___
Hide the truth
Something ratable by number of Pinocchios New York Times 17 Jun 2018
Distort the truth, say
Hide the truth
Untrue statement Family Time 11 Jun 2018
It's not the truth
Make stuff up
Not be straight New York Times 03 Jun 2018
"The dog ate my homework" is a classic one
Beginning to love one English fairy tale
Polygraph exciter Wall Street Journal 26 May 2018
Make up a story
Whopper Premier Sunday 20 May 2018
Fib New York Times 15 May 2018
Story claimed to miss the odd parts
Tell a false story
Storyteller's tale The Washington Post Sunday 29 Apr 2018
Stand's opposite ... or a bad thing to do on the stand New York Times 27 Apr 2018
Recline Thomas Joseph 14 Apr 2018
Stretch out Wall Street Journal 14 Apr 2018
Tell tall tales
Break a courtroom oath USA Today 30 Mar 2018
Fib
Not the truth
Tell it like it isn't
Factor in golf-club selection Newsday 16 Mar 2018
Far from the truth
Some do it through their teeth New York Times 13 Mar 2018
Golfer's concern
Position after a drive USA Today 23 Feb 2018
'No ___ can live forever': Martin Luther King Jr New York Times 23 Feb 2018
Whopper claimed when odds are ignored
Fabricated statement
Be an incredible speaker? The Washington Post 11 Feb 2018
Be an incredible speaker? LA Times Daily 11 Feb 2018
Intentional false statement
It's little when it's white
Tell it like it isn't Newsday 04 Feb 2018
Speak with a forked tongue USA Today 03 Feb 2018
Tell a tall tale
Tell untruths Premier Sunday 28 Jan 2018
Bit of fake 33-Down USA Today 23 Jan 2018
Commit perjury, say Wall Street Journal 23 Jan 2018
Be flat New York Times 21 Jan 2018
Factor in club choice USA Today 17 Jan 2018
Tell a tall tale
Bit of slander Premier Sunday 14 Jan 2018
Piece of fiction Irish Times Simplex 12 Jan 2018
Red herring - is that something the sommelier swallowed? Irish Times Crosaire 06 Jan 2018
Fiction
Be an incredible speaker?
Golf ball position
Tell it like it isn't
"This is not the last clue in this puzzle," e.g.
Be flat
Be horizontal
Fabrication
Falsity
Fib
It can be white or boldfaced
Not be straight
Some do it through their teeth
Something ratable by number of Pinocchios
Stand's opposite ... or a bad thing to do on the stand
That can't be right
Whopper (but not the Burger King kind)
Be prone
Get prone
Truth decay unit?
Be less than honest
Bit of baloney
Bit of fake 33-Down
Break a courtroom oath
Club-selection factor
Factor in club choice
Fudge the facts
Load of bunk
Many an alibi
Position after a drive
Position at the Masters
Say incredible things?
Speak with a forked tongue
Speak with forked tongue
Tell 50-Down
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Witness-stand taboo
Bit of perjury
Fabricated story
Falsehood
Polygraph exciter
Rough position
Stretch out
"No ___ can live forever": Martin Luther King Jr.
A fib
An untruth
Rest horizontally Universal 16 Dec 2017
Tell an untruth
Rest of weight porky lecturer carries
Verbal whopper Family Time 10 Dec 2017
Fail to be truthful
Tell tall tales
Fib
Story to be stretched out
Fail to be truthful
Pull a Pinocchio Universal 19 Nov 2017
Utilize a bed or sofa Family Time 19 Nov 2017
Stretch the truth Universal 18 Nov 2017
Say something that isn't true
Fabricated statement
Risk a perjury charge USA Today 03 Nov 2017
Tell a tall tale New York Times 31 Oct 2017
Fail to be truthful
Be prone The Telegraph Quick 04 Oct 2017
Whopper, for example Wall Street Journal 02 Oct 2017
See 62 Down Newsday 29 Sep 2017
Risk a perjury rap New York Times 27 Sep 2017
Fanciful story Wall Street Journal 27 Sep 2017
Invention, of a sort Wall Street Journal 21 Sep 2017
Recline The Telegraph Quick 21 Sep 2017
"Bald-faced" thing
Twist the facts USA Today 12 Sep 2017
Tell it like it isn't
An untruth
False utterance Universal 10 Sep 2017
Remain New York Times 03 Sep 2017
Extra cost for an airline passenger New York Times 31 Aug 2017
Tell a fib
Falsity
Tell a fib
Be flat?
Intentional false statement
Get in a prone position Universal 14 Aug 2017
Whopper somewhat colossal, I expect
Issue fake news, say USA Today 08 Aug 2017
Become prone Universal 07 Aug 2017
Report "fake news" USA Today 06 Aug 2017
Deception
Deceive Universal 30 Jul 2017
Tell a fib Universal 28 Jul 2017
Speak a falsehood
Not so truthful
Fabricate Universal 21 Jul 2017
"Alternative fact" USA Today 17 Jul 2017
Churn out whoppers USA Today 12 Jul 2017
Whopper, but not a Big Mac LA Times Daily 12 Jul 2017
Whopper, but not a Big Mac The Washington Post 12 Jul 2017
Fail to be truthful
Factor in golf club selection USA Today 07 Jul 2017
What a polygraph will disclose Universal 05 Jul 2017
Alibi, perhaps USA Today 04 Jul 2017
Whopper New York Times 02 Jul 2017
Pinocchio's nose grew every time he told one
Utter falsehood Universal 30 Jun 2017
You might get a bad one in the rough LA Times Daily 28 Jun 2017
You might get a bad one in the rough The Washington Post 28 Jun 2017
Something that is untrue
Invite a perjury rap USA Today 18 Jun 2017
Tell an untruth Family Time 11 Jun 2017
Stretcher carrying Salieri? The opposite
"Little white" statement USA Today 22 May 2017
It's little when it's white The Washington Post 05 May 2017
It's little when it's white LA Times Daily 05 May 2017
The white ones are not meant to hurt
Blow smoke
Get down, in a way New York Times 21 Apr 2017
Regular portions of plaice or pork pie The Telegraph Cryptic 13 Apr 2017
Pinocchio's nose grows when he tells one
Deliberate omission, some say The Washington Post 09 Apr 2017
Deliberate omission, some say LA Times Daily 09 Apr 2017
Position on the fairway Wall Street Journal 04 Apr 2017
27-Across, often USA Today 03 Apr 2017
It will be picked up by a polygraph
"The dog ate my homework", for example
False statement
Telltales Thomas Joseph 22 Mar 2017
'Bald-faced' thing New York Times 20 Mar 2017
Be idle New York Times 17 Mar 2017
Twist the truth USA Today 15 Mar 2017
Fail to be truthful
Bit of fake news New York Times 09 Mar 2017
Emulate Pinocchio New York Times 07 Mar 2017
It's not a freaking 'alternative fact' Jonesin 28 Feb 2017
Animal's hiding place in story
Perjure Universal 17 Feb 2017
Recline Newsday 14 Feb 2017
Whopper LA Times Daily 14 Feb 2017
Tell tall tales Universal 20 Jan 2017
Deliver a falsehood Universal 10 Jan 2017
Make things up USA Today 05 Jan 2017
Lot of baloney The Washington Post 03 Jan 2017
Invite a perjury rap
"This puzzle is relatively easy," say
"Bald-faced" thing
Bit of fake news
Emulate Pinocchio
Get down, in a way
Remain
Risk a perjury rap
Tell a tall tale
Become prone
Deceive
Deliver a falsehood
Fabricate
False utterance
Get in a prone position
Pull a Pinocchio
Rest horizontally
Stretch the truth
Tell a fib
Tell tall tales
Utter falsehood
You might get a bad one in the rough
Whopper, but not a Big Mac
Whopper
It's little when it's white
Fabrication
Deliberate omission, some say
What a polygraph will disclose
"Little white" statement
27-Across, often
Alibi, perhaps
Churn out whoppers
Factor in golf club selection
Issue fake news, say
Make things up
Report "fake news"
Risk a perjury charge
Twist the facts
Be idle
More than a fib New York Times 27 Dec 2016
Fudge the facts The Washington Post 21 Dec 2016
Position at Pebble Beach Wall Street Journal 14 Dec 2016
This answer has five letters Wall Street Journal 08 Dec 2016
Total fabrication Newsday 08 Dec 2016
Load of baloney USA Today 06 Dec 2016
Bunch of baloney USA Today 29 Nov 2016
Polygraph detection USA Today 27 Nov 2016
Go beyond fudging LA Times Daily 23 Nov 2016
Bit of fiction New York Times 20 Nov 2016
Tell a fib Family Time 13 Nov 2016
Become horizontal Newsday 10 Nov 2016
Tell it like it isn't Universal 02 Nov 2016
Many a campaign promise Wall Street Journal 27 Oct 2016
Falsify facts Wall Street Journal 25 Oct 2016
Fish story Wall Street Journal 24 Oct 2016
Either Claire or Elaine regularly ignored misleading account
Fabricated statement Newsday 02 Oct 2016
'I already have other plans,' often New York Times 24 Sep 2016
Cooked-up account USA Today 24 Sep 2016
Polygraph detection Newsday 14 Sep 2016
What you'd be embarrassed to be called on Newsday 10 Sep 2016
It's not the truth New York Times 06 Sep 2016
'Baloney!' Wall Street Journal 24 Aug 2016
PolitiFact finding New York Times 21 Aug 2016
Big fish story Premier Sunday 21 Aug 2016
Fail to tell the truth Family Time 21 Aug 2016
Be on the level? New York Times 18 Aug 2016
Tell tall tales Wall Street Journal 16 Aug 2016
Tell a falsehood Family Time 15 Aug 2016
Untruth some believe
Twist facts LA Times Daily 21 Jul 2016
It may be white or bold-faced The Washington Post 16 Jul 2016
Golfer's concern Newsday 14 Jul 2016
Prevarication Irish Times Simplex 12 Jul 2016
Post-drive position The Washington Post 06 Jul 2016
Make a polygraph go nuts Universal 28 Jun 2016
More than an exaggeration Universal 27 Jun 2016
Misrepresentation New York Times 24 Jun 2016
Tell tall tales USA Today 22 Jun 2016
Wave on a polygraph, maybe The Washington Post 16 Jun 2016
Perjure oneself Wall Street Journal 14 Jun 2016
Prevaricate New York Times 06 Jun 2016
Big fib The Washington Post 21 May 2016
One of a rat's pack? LA Times Daily 19 May 2016
Whopper The Washington Post 28 Apr 2016
More than a stretch Universal 17 Apr 2016
Piece of fiction LA Times Daily 16 Apr 2016
'Your table will be ready in five minutes,' possibly New York Times 16 Apr 2016
Doctored account Universal 06 Apr 2016
Bit of misinformation Wall Street Journal 04 Apr 2016
Bit of baloney Universal 31 Mar 2016
Stretch, of sorts Universal 27 Mar 2016
Bit of duplicity LA Times Daily 18 Mar 2016
Lay it on thick USA Today 15 Mar 2016
See 13-Across Wall Street Journal 09 Mar 2016
Tell a whopper New York Times 07 Mar 2016
Blip on a polygraph USA Today 03 Mar 2016
'The answer to this clue is an adjective,' say Wall Street Journal 02 Mar 2016
Polygraph detection The Washington Post 27 Feb 2016
Stretcher, to Huck Finn LA Times Daily 26 Feb 2016
Falsity LA Times Daily 25 Feb 2016
It might be bald-faced The Washington Post 18 Feb 2016
Tell tall tales Canadiana 15 Feb 2016
Cover for someone, say New York Times 12 Feb 2016
It's not true New York Times 10 Feb 2016
It's little when white USA Today 03 Feb 2016
Club selection factor New York Times 27 Jan 2016
Recline The Washington Post 26 Jan 2016
Tell whoppers Newsday 24 Jan 2016
Allies conceal deception The Sun Two Speed 22 Jan 2016
Story The Telegraph Quick 22 Jan 2016
Untruth Irish Times Simplex 21 Jan 2016
Falsehood Jonesin 19 Jan 2016
Fish tale The Chronicle of Higher Education 08 Jan 2016
Tall tale Wall Street Journal 08 Jan 2016
Tell whoppers Eugene Sheffer 04 Jan 2016
Mendacity Premier Sunday 03 Jan 2016
Stretch out
Stretch out New York Times 01 Jan 2016
Tall tale
Piece of fiction
Fish tale
Tell tall tales
Tell a tall tale
Load of baloney
It's little when white
Cooked-up account
Golfer's concern
One of a rat's pack?
Twist facts
"I already have other plans," often
Be on the level?
Bit of fiction
Club selection factor
Cover for someone, say
Tell it like it isn't
More than an exaggeration
Make a polygraph go nuts
It's not the truth
It's not true
Misrepresentation
More than a fib
PolitiFact finding
Prevaricate
Tall one New York Times 31 Dec 2015
Stretch the truth USA Today 28 Dec 2015
Made-up tale Premier Sunday 27 Dec 2015
Incorrect affirmation Newsday 17 Dec 2015
Whopper USA Today 12 Dec 2015
Rest tell porkies The Sun Two Speed 05 Dec 2015
Be untruthful The Sun Two Speed 05 Dec 2015
Exercise tact, perhaps Newsday 04 Dec 2015
Unconvincing excuse, probably LA Times Daily 24 Nov 2015
Perjure oneself USA Today 17 Nov 2015
Be prone Premier Sunday 08 Nov 2015
Assume a horizontal position Irish Times Simplex 13 Oct 2015
Go flat? LA Times Daily 11 Oct 2015
Deliberate misstatement Newsday 11 Oct 2015
Baldfaced thing Universal 11 Oct 2015
It may be white Wall Street Journal 07 Oct 2015
Tall tale Eugene Sheffer 01 Oct 2015
Fudge the facts Newsday 01 Oct 2015
Be situated Premier Sunday 27 Sep 2015
Mendacity Jonesin 24 Sep 2015
Whopper Eugene Sheffer 24 Sep 2015
Be grounded Newsday 19 Sep 2015
Distort data Jonesin 15 Sep 2015
*Björn's victim in the 1976 Wimbledon final The Chronicle of Higher Education 04 Sep 2015
Falsehood Eugene Sheffer 03 Sep 2015
Perjure oneself LA Times Daily 01 Sep 2015
Be dishonest, in a way Universal 31 Aug 2015
Be supine LA Times Daily 29 Aug 2015
Golfer's concern Eugene Sheffer 28 Aug 2015
Fairway position Wall Street Journal 21 Aug 2015
Stretch out in bed maybe for story The Telegraph Cryptic 21 Aug 2015
Deception USA Today 03 Aug 2015
Polygraph detection New York Times 29 Jul 2015
Overstretch Newsday 25 Jul 2015
Polygraph indication, sometimes Universal 21 Jul 2015
An untruth Universal 16 Jul 2015
Don't stand for this form of dishonesty The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Jul 2015
False statement The Telegraph Quick 11 Jul 2015
Fib LA Times Daily 30 Jun 2015
Deceptive statement USA Today 24 Jun 2015
Stretch the truth LA Times Daily 22 Jun 2015
Fabrication USA Today 04 Jun 2015
Fiction New York Times 31 May 2015
Line that is something deceptive
Make stuff up Universal 17 May 2015
This may mislead Klingon, say, getting out of his skin
Golf ball's position Eugene Sheffer 11 May 2015
Moment of dishonesty LA Times Daily 10 May 2015
Tell tales The Telegraph Quick 29 Apr 2015
Weir concern Canadiana 20 Apr 2015
Tell a big one Newsday 16 Apr 2015
Break a witness-stand oath USA Today 06 Apr 2015
Be less than honest USA Today 05 Apr 2015
Club-selection factor Newsday 02 Apr 2015
Story line not new
Rest claimed regularly
Be dishonest Universal 22 Feb 2015
Rough position? New York Times 15 Feb 2015
A bad one can raise one's score LA Times Daily 08 Feb 2015
Prevarication New York Times 04 Feb 2015
"__ Down In Darkness": Styron novel LA Times Daily 24 Jan 2015
Tell a story New York Times 18 Jan 2015
Position Eugene Sheffer 16 Jan 2015
Blip on a polygraph Universal 02 Jan 2015
Fudge the facts
Fairway position
Links position
Polygraph's target
Song and dance, perhaps
Tell it like it isn't
Twist the truth
"__ Down In Darkness": Styron novel
A bad one can raise one's score
Be supine
Fib
Go flat?
Moment of dishonesty
Perjure oneself
Stretch the truth
Unconvincing excuse, probably
Be deceitful
Be grounded
Be situated
Be untruthful
Club-selection factor
Deliberate misstatement
Exercise tact, perhaps
Fabrication
Golfer's concern
Incorrect affirmation
Overstretch
Fiction
Polygraph detection
Prevarication
Rough position?
Tall one
Tell a story
Be prone
Be situated
Made-up tale
Deceptive David Cook song?
Untrue Dream Theater song?
An untruth
Baldfaced thing
Be dishonest
Be dishonest, in a way
Blip on a polygraph
Make stuff up
Polygraph indication, sometimes
Break a witness-stand oath
Deception
Deceptive statement
Fabrication
Stretch the truth
Whopper
*Björn's victim in the 1976 Wimbledon final
Fairway position
It may be white
Embellish reality
Deception
The parenthetical comment in 48-Across, e.g.
Talk about your girlfriend whom no one can meet because she lives in Canada, say
Half-truth, to an absolutist
Bullshit cousin
Be perjurious, perhaps
Crooked line?
Twist the truth
Tell a big one
Excuse, sometimes
Trumped-up tale
Extremely insightful about English fiction
Deceit
Prevaricate
Be deceitful
Be deceptive
Be less than candid
Golfball locale
Interrogator's red flag raiser
It's little when white
It's not to be believed
More than stretch the truth
Polygraph abnormalities
Tell a whopper
Tell whoppers
Be prone or supine
Pinocchio's undoing
Depart from the truth
"The dog ate my homework," probably
Invention of a sort
Commit perjury, say
Trumped-up tale
Fail the polygraph
Falsification
Commit perjury
Twist the facts
Tell it like it isn't
Tell a whopper
Invention
Stretch things too far
Fish story
Whopper
Fib
It isn't true
Big fib
One of a pack?
Pinocchio's undoing
Statement from Pinocchio
Fairy tale
One in a pack?
Fabricate one's facts
More than a fib
"Well, I'd love to keep talking ...," probably
Bit of flimflam
Factor in club selection
Utter fibs
Fictionalize?
Say something wrong?
Concern in the rough
Golf ball's position
Make baloney?
Perjurious statement
Sleep (with)
Tell tall tales
Certain deception
-- in wait
It can be white or bald-faced
Excuse, at times
Piece of fiction
Baldfaced bit
Golf-ball position
Be deceitful, in a way
Grow one's nose
Utter a fib
Twist facts
Cock-and-bull story
It makes Pinocchio's nose grow
Pinocchio peccadillo
Rest horizontally
Risk a perjury rap
Tell a fib
Big fib
Fabrication
Go prostrate
Excuse, sometimes
Whopper, e.g.
Fib
Not shoot straight
Trumped-up story
Truth decay
Deceitful declaration
Tell a whopper
Concern on the course
Tell a tale
Prevaricate
Weave a tangled web
"I didn't know I was speeding, officer," probably
Tell a good one
Untruth
Spin yarns
Prevaricate
"A ___ cannot live": Martin Luther King Jr.
With "in" and 60-Down, prepare for an ambush
Recline
Situation after driving
Whopper
Tale
Prevarication
Make stuff up
Little white item?
Imposture
Polygraph blip, presumably
Basis for a libel suit
Fail a polygraph
Tiger's position
Perjure oneself
Fairway placement
Bit of slander
Bit of mendacity
Challenge a polygraph
Falsehood
Go flat?
Bit of slander
Doctored account
Make something up
Use a bed
Perjure oneself
"The check is in the mail," sometimes
Pinocchio's peccadillo
Concern on the course
Commit perjury
Twist the truth
False tale
Golfer's concern
You can do it on your side
"This is a ___" The Cure
Stretch the truth or stretch out
__ low
"Hips Don't ___" Shakira
Links concern
Utter a falsehood
Dishonest response
Links concern
Proffer a falsehood
Tell a tall tale
Golf commentator's subject
Bit of jive
Pinocchio's peccadillo
Tell a story?
Courtroom taboo
Serve up a whopper?
Tell a whopper
It may influence which club you choose
Say "I do" when you don't?
Untruth
Whopper, e.g.
It may influence which club you choose
Some colliers are buried
Tell a good one
What "can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes," per Mark Twain
See 77-Across
"The check is in the mail," maybe
Crooked line?
Invention
Potentially slanderous remark
Golfer's position
Tell untruths
Tell tall tales
Risk growing a long nose, like Pinocchio
Simple Plan "Your Love is a ___"
Fish tale, essentially
Commit perjury
Pack item?
"He maketh me to ___ down in green ..."
Sprawl, say
"I cannot tell a ___" (George Washington's claim)
Be untruthful
"The dog ate my homework" is a classic one
Depart from the truth
Fail to be truthful
Fudge the facts
Prevaricate
Twist the truth
Whopper you can't eat
Fish story
Bald-faced bit
DMB "___ in Our Graves"
Trumped-up story, essentially
"___ to me, but please don't leave" Crow lyric
"A ___ of the Mind" (Sam Shepard drama)
Bit of baloney
Disappoint the Blue Fairy, in a way
It may be caught by a polygraph
Bald-faced item
Fib, e.g.
Distortion, perhaps
Thing in some packs
Blow smoke
Distortion, perhaps
Fib, e.g.
Pack item?
Tell it like it isn't
You can do it on your side
Trumped-up story
Tell a fib
Stretch the truth or stretch out
George Washington no-no
Fairway position
Be untruthful
Rest, with "by"
It's not so
False tale
Commit perjury
Blow smoke
Commit perjury
"The dog ate my homework," for one
Alibi, maybe
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
"___ to me. But please don't leave" Sheryl Crow
Landlocked Alpine principality
Be a dirty double-crosser
Fail a polygraph test
It's made up
It's made up
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Amateur golfer's score, perhaps
Commit perjury
Deliberate falsification
Landlocked Alpine principality
Go beyond embellishment
Amateur golfer's score, perhaps
Be horizontal
Prevarication
Polygraph's find
One may do it through one's teeth
Dispense untruths
Untruth
See 102-Down
Rewrite history, in a way
Perjure oneself
Alibi, maybe
Canard
Rest
Commit perjury
Fictitious account
Don't be straight
Alibi, perhaps
Misstate the facts
Be less than candid
Be a make-up artist?
Golfer's concern
Henry Blake's rank in "M*A*S*H*"
It's not good to get caught in one
"The check is in the mail," often
Creative story
It may be part of a pack
Rest
Make it all up
Rest in a horizontal position
Post-drive position
Part of a pack?
In ___ of (rather than)
Make like a rug
Bit of disinformation
Be a make-up artist?
Links concern
Alibi, perhaps
Henry Blake's rank in "M*A*S*H*"
It's not good to get caught in one
Rest
Fish tale, essentially
Fairy tale
Be less than truthful
Baldfaced ___
"I cannot tell a ___"
White __
Tell stories
Invention of a sort
Fairway position
"You ___!" (newsworthy 2009 outburst)
A small one is white
Course position
Fabrication
Little white thing
Terminological inexactitude, to Churchill
Make something up
Alibi, maybe
Be untruthful
Polygraph's find
Myth
Bit of baloney
Fish story
Interrogator's red flag raiser
Make something up
Little white thing
The varnished truth
Risk a perjury conviction
Polygraphist's detection
Fail to be honest
"I cannot tell a ___"
"The dog ate my homework," maybe
Big fib
Doctored account
It's not to be believed
Taradiddle
Tell tales
Pinocchio's downfall
Little white thing
It's not true
Fish story
Bit of baloney
Be untruthful
Alibi, maybe
Dispense BS
Be deceitful
___ through your teeth
Statement from Pinocchio
Perjury offense
Make up an alibi
Bit of truth decay?
Be caught by a polygraph
Fish story
Practice deception
Prevarication
Tell a tale
There's no truth to it
One may be caught in it
Say what isn't so
There's no truth to it
Invention, of a sort
Position on a course
Make stuff up
Tell stories
Make stuff up
Golfer's position
"Would I ___ To You?" (Eurythmics tune)
Bad thing to be caught in
Palter
Tell stories
Perjure oneself
Make stuff up
Golfer's position
Fabrication
"___ to Me" (Tim Roth series)
Make stuff up
Not be straight
Use a little bit of make-up?
Whopper
Stretch the truth
Prevarication
Make stuff up
Bit of deception
Bear false witness
Be prostrate
Misstatement
Twist the truth
Recline
Tell a fib
Utter a fib
Whopper
Varnished truth
Position, in golf
Use a chaise longue
Tell a fib
Interrogator's red-flag raiser
Creative story
A little bull
Bad thing to be caught in
Perjurer's offense
Alibi, at times
Commit perjury
Be flat
"The check is in the mail," maybe
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Be false
Pinocchio no-no
Tell a tale
Tell fibs
Fanciful story
Statement from Pinocchio
Risk a perjury charge
Polygraph detection
Be mendacious
Golf ball position
Fudge the facts
___ detector (polygraph)
Challenge a polygraph
Sand-trap concern
One might get caught in it
Golf-ball position
Pack unit?
Tell stories
Baldfaced bit
Make stuff up
Say A is not A, say
Untruth
"The check is in the mail," maybe
Toss the bull
Varnished truth
Way the ball sits
Story, maybe
Recline
One may do it through one's teeth
Fairway situation
Alibi, at times
Make it all up
Fish story
Defy a polygraph
Risk a long nose
Tell a tall one
Worst kind of campaign promise
Tell a falsehood
Weave a tangled web, say
Invention that's not thought highly of
Interrogator's discovery
"This puzzle is really, really hard," e.g.
Be supine
Polygraphist's detection
Nassau County hwy.
Way the ball sits
Story, maybe
Recline
One may do it through one's teeth
Invention
Fairway situation
Tall tale
Be supine
Fairway position
Misstate the facts
Song and dance, perhaps
What a polygraph might detect
Fail a polygraph
Fish story
Golf ball position
Say what isn't so
Be prostrate
Be supine
False story
Bald-faced bit
Bald-faced thing
It isn't true
Not a good thing to be caught in
Prevarication
Stretch a point
Whopper
Lounge
Be tactful, perhaps
"A ___ of the Mind," Shepard drama
It may be cooked up
Polygrapher's detection
Item in a pack?
Pack item?
Perjure oneself
Position
Witness-stand no-no
Fail the polygraph
Cover for someone, possibly
"The truth in masquerade": Byron
Lounge
Be tactful, perhaps
Polygraph activator
Prevaricate
Position for Woods
Untruth
Tell tales
Links situation
A white one is small
Embellish the truth
Go beyond embroidery
Shepard drama "A ___ of the Mind"
Shave some years off your age, e.g.
Cause of a growth spurt?
Invention of a sort
Recline
Story
Trumped-up tale
Sprawl
See 52 Across
Tell fibs
Tell a whopper
Fish story
Falsehood
Say what's not so
Outright fabrication
Perjure oneself
Throw the bull
Bit of bad information
Bit of truth decay
Golf ball location
Conceal the truth
Falsehood
Falsification
Perjure oneself
Tell a whopper
Be prostrate
Falsification
Tarradiddle
Whopper you can't eat
"The check is in the mail," often
Be a make-up artist?
Bad testimony
Putting concern
Practice deception, in a way
You might find a bad one in the rough
There's no truth to it
Stretch out
One might precede "Not!"
Golf ball position
Courtroom revelation
Fish story
Flunk a polygraph
Golfer's consideration
Sprawl
Swear that black is white
Be in repose
Courtroom revelation
One might precede "Not!"
Stretch out
There's no truth to it
You might find a bad one in the rough
Golfer's concern
Rough spot?
Palter
One in a pack?
Golf position
A white one is little
Inventive account
Canard
Bald-faced statement
Fanciful story
Stretch, of sorts
Commit perjury
Call a spade a club?
Practice tact, perhaps
Relax
Tell falsehoods
What you may get caught in
Bad thing to get caught in
Engage in mendacity
Tell tall tales
Tell a "story"
Taradiddle
Position for Couples
Polygrapher's detection
Perjurer's reply
One of a pack?
It's cooked up
Fabulize
Story
Something bad to be caught in
Make stuff up
Utter a falsehood
Large amount of fudge?
Position for Palmer
Be a false witness
Be prone
Golfer's concern
Course position
Fairway position
It may be bold-faced
Tell tales
Prevaricate
Fib
Be abed
Risk a perjury conviction
Make the polygraph go nuts
Pinocchio's downfall
Tell a fib
State what's not so
Tell a whopper
Golf position
Disregard the truth
Be prone
Whopper
First U.N. secretary general
A little bull?
Polygraph no-no
You may get caught in it
Fabrication
Call a spade a club?
It made Pinocchio's nose grow
Whopper
Emulate Pinocchio
Be positioned
Break an oath
Placement, on the links
Dissemble
Tell a fib
Sprawl
Cypress Point placement
More than a stretch
Tarradiddle
Rest in a horizontal position
Perjure oneself
Palter
With 20-Across, receive a posthumous honor
Weigh (on)
Rest
Fairway position
Tell a whopper
Prevaricate
Links position
It may be white
Conceal the truth
Become prone
Barefaced utterance
One in a pack?
Golf position
Cock-and-bull story
A white one is small
Golf position
Links position
It may be white
Conceal the truth
Become prone
Barefaced utterance
Links position
Fish story
Imprison, in a way
Fabricate
Be a prevaricator
Type of detector
Rest, dog-style
More than stretch the truth
Tell tales
Prevaricate
It made Pinocchio's nose grow
Falsification
Links situation
Trumped-up story
Golf position
Speak with a forked tongue
Untruth
Emulate Iago
Golf ball position
It's bold-faced at times
Perjure
Whopper
Position for Palmer
Be mendacious
First UN Secretary-General
Polygraph wave, perhaps
Polygraph wave, maybe
Canard
Fairway situation
It's cooked up
Stretch or stretch out
Get prone
Fairway location
Titleist's position
Little white thing
Position at Augusta
Tell a tall tale
"The world's longest parking lot" (abbr.)
Be mendacious
Duffer's concern
Tiger's position
Be full of it
Cover up, essentially
Untruth
It may be white
Speak with a forked tongue
Tell it like it isn't
Course position
A little bull
Lay it on thick
Stay prone
Situation for Tiger
Excuse, at times
Rumor, often
A little one is white
Distort data
Tell tales
Story of Pinocchio?
Perjurer's answer
It's cooked up
Golfer's consideration
Excuse, at times
A little bull
Perjure oneself
Golfer's consideration
It's cooked up
Perjurer's answer
Story of Pinocchio?
Tell tales
Weave a tangled web, say
Sprawl
One might get caught in it
False statement
Get prone
Fanciful story
Whopper
Risk a perjury rap
Practice deception
Falsehood
Golfer's concern
Prevaricate
Rough position
Golf ball's position
Use a little bit of make-up?
Equivocate
Serve up a whopper
Golf ball placement
Be a bad witness
Fairway position
Golf ball location
Hammarskjöld's predecessor
Be false
Get prone
Links position
Tell stories
Toss the bull
Tiger's position
Be positioned
Bit of slander
It may be analyzed before a stroke
Many an excuse
Mendacity
Misstatement
More than an exaggeration
Tell it like it isn't
Ball's position on a golf course
Truth decay?
Overembellish
Misrepresentation
First U.N. secretary general
Give the ___ to
Golf ball position
Golf ball's position
Prevaricate
Tiger's concern
Fool with the facts
Golfer's concern
Intentional inaccuracy
Be duplicitous
First UN head
Woods position
Tell fish stories
Truth decay?
Truth decay
More than stretch the truth
Cooked-up story
Speak with forked tongue
Thing to do in waiting?
Be false
Pack animal?
Links position
Tigers concern
Convey a false impression
Break a witness stand oath
Polygraph's disclosure
Equivocation, of sorts
First U.N. secretary-general Trygve __
Golf ball's position
Be less than candid
Falsehood
Remain unused
Prevaricate
Sam Shepard play "A ___ of the Mind"
Kind of detector
Golf balls position
Tiger's position
Cock-and-bull story
Lounge
Links position
Make up facts
Be deceptive
First UN secretary-general
One of a pack, perhaps
Big fib
Early UN bigwig
Commit perjury
Be untrustworthy
Test a polygraph, perhaps
Polygraph indication, maybe
Overly mince words
Word in a recent Charlton Heston NRA ad
U.N. secretary-general, 1946-53
Yarn spinning result
Titleist position
Untrue version of the truth
Are situated
Taradiddle
Serve up a whopper
First U.N. Secretary-General Trygve ___
"The dog ate my homework" is a classic one
Links condition
Important name in UN history
Good one, so to speak
Golfer's concern
A trivial one is white, they say
French article containing one thing not true
Imposture
More than a stretch
Tiger s concern
More than stretch the truth
Tell whoppers
Be a bad witness
What a polygraph test may reveal
Fish story
Falsehood largely inaccurate, erroneous, first of all
Golfer's challenge
Be flat?
Product of "plausible deniability"
"The check is in the mail," perhaps
Recline
Golf ball location
UN Secretary General
Links placement
Falsehood
Early U.N. chief Trygve
Become recumbent
Common invention
Anathema to 110 Down
Woods' position
First U.N. secretary-general, 1946-53
Stretch a point
Prevarication
Exaggeration
Risk a perjury rap
Golf situation
One of a pack, perhaps
Pebble Beach position
Create whoppers
Tale
Links placement
Tell a good one
Course position
First UN secretary- general
Hammarskjold's predecessor
Norwegian statesman
Go flat
Position for Palmer
Invention, so to speak
Go flat?
Become prone
Stay flat
Trumped-up story
Be recumbent
"Fairy tale"
Little white thing
Stay dormant
Position in the bunker
Blip on a polygraph
Rough problem?
"Would I ___ To You?" (Eurythmics tune)
Flimflam
Placement, on the links
__ low (stay hidden)
"The check is in the mail," perhaps
Golf position
Recline or dissimulate
Prevaricate
"The check is in the mail," usually
Blip on the polygraph, maybe
Ignore truth
Fish story
You wouldn't want to be caught in one
Statement from Pinocchio
Deception
Golfer's concern
Tall tale
First UN secretary-general
Golfer's location
Hammarskjold's predecessor
Emulate Iago
Misrepresentation
Fail a polygraph test
A small one is white
Position for Pate
First U.N. Secretary General
One of a pack?
Taradiddle
Recline
Golf position
Golfer's position
Command to Rover
Baldfaced___
Golf-ball position
George Washington no-no
Stretch the truth or stretch out
Emulate Ananias
Perjure
It's usually white when it's little
Canard
Links position
Emulate 56 Across
Baron Munchausen whopper
Palter
Twisted tale
Falsify
Inveracity
Equivocate
Kind of detector
Fudge on the facts
Duffer's concern
Trygve of U.N. fame
Trygve of the U.N.
___ in wait (lurk)
Nose grower for Pinocchio
Hammarskjöld's predecessor
Be situated
"A ___ of the Mind," Shepard drama
Eli anagram
"Let sleeping dogs ___"
Location of a golfer's ball
Emulate Ananias
Fabulize
Practice deception
Links location
Tell a tall tale
George's no-no
"Barefaced" thing
Concern for Crenshaw
Perjure
One of Ray Floyd's concerns
A Crenshaw concern
Golfer's concern
Memorable Norwegian diplomat
One of Tom Watson's concerns
First Secretary General of the U.N.
Be couchant
Trygve ___
Fabricate
U.N. name of fame
Munchausen's specialty
Trygve
Take a recumbent position
Twist the truth
Tarradiddle
Deceive
___ in wait
___ at anchor
U.N. secretary
Mistell
Trygve of U.N.
"Would I ___?"
Norwegian diplomat
___ in ambush
Golfer's term
Misinformation
Munchausen utterance
Former U.N. name
___ low
Former U. N. name
Tall story
Munchausen uttering
U.N. name
Be misleading
Give the ___ to
U. N. name
Stay put
Position
Golfer's problem
Golf situation
Position of golf ball
Name in U.N. lore
Name in U.N. records.
___ low (hide).
Word before down or low.
Stay at anchor.
Golfer's concern.
Former U.N. name.
Famous Norwegian.
Famed U.N. name.
Famous U.N. name.
Golfers' term.
Relative of a half-truth.
Prevaricate.
Golf term.
Golf term
Recline.
Fabrication.
Golf ball position.
Lodge.
Name of U.N. fame.
Equivocate.
Dissemble.
Golfer's term.
Extend.
White item.
Lean or press (on).
Be situated.
___ doggo (keep out of sight).
Former U. N. name.
Misstatement.
Fib.
Position of a golf ball.
Rest.
Occupy a position.
Trygve.
Former U. N. notable.
U. N. name.
White ___.
Mendacity.
Norwegian statesman.
Deception.
___ detector.
Stretch out.
Falsity.
Bear false witness.
Relative of half-truth.
Be mendacious.
Oslo notable.
Hammarskjold's predecessor.
Position of the ball, in golf.
Former U. N. parsonage.
Stretch.
Noted Norwegian.
Say black is white.
Former U. N. official.
Extend, as a road.
Former U.N. Secretary General.
Oslo VIP.
Dag's predecessor.
Fish story.
Oslo statesman.
Golf situation.
Norwegian notable.
Occupy a certain place.
Relative situation of a golf ball.
Ananias story.
Former V. I. P. in U. N.
Norwegian V. I. P.
V. I. P. from 56 Down.
Twist the truth.
Convey a false impression.
False action.
The Big ___.
Former U. N. personality.
Author of "In the Cause of Peace."
Position of a golf ball on the ground.
"The big ___."
Whom Dag Hammarskjold succeeds.
"Truth crushed to earth.”
U. N. Secretary General.
One of world's key statesmen.
Norwegian diplomat.
Statesman from Norway.
Famous name in the U. N.
"I can't tell a ___."
Trygve Halvdan ___.
U. N. personality.
Norse diplomat.
The U. N.'s Trygve.
Russia opposed his U. N. reappointment.
Entrance requirement for the Tall Story Club.
Falsehood.
U. N. spokesman.
Top UN-er.
U. N. veteran.
U. N. leader.
Technique of the "Big ___."
His U. N. job is extended for three years.
He commutes between Oslo and New York.
Peacemaker from Oslo.
A U. N. veteran.
U.N. personage.
U. N. Secretary-General.
U. N. official.
"Children and fools cannot ___.”—John Heywood.
World Citizen No. 1.
Trygve ___.
Secretary General, U. N.
Norwegian U. N. official.
Secretary General of UNO.
Recent traveler through Europe.
Hitlerian statement.
Create a wrong impression.
D. N. B. report.
Be prostrate.
"To credit his own ___."—The Tempest.
DNB report.
"I gave at the office," e.g.
"Fairy tale"
"Ball don't ___" (trash talk from a hoopster)
It's beyond belief
A white one is little
"Just wrapping up the project," maybe
Engage in some myth-making?
Fail a polygraph test
Imposture
It made Pinocchio's nose grow
Make believe
Pull a fast one
Shovel shit
Slice of baloney
Tiger's position (read into that clue how you'd like)
"I wasn't looking at porn," e.g.
"I was just about to call you!," e.g.
Shovel snow?
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