Crossword clue for "LIARS"
LIARS
- Falsifiers.
Other crossword clues for answer "LIARS"
- LIARS
- Ananias and his ilk
- Iago and his ilk
- Prevaricators
- Fibbers
- Emulators of Ananais
- Perjurers, e.g.
- Some To "Tell the Truth" contestants
- Whopper creators
- Baloney tradesmen?
- Some people in the Knights/Knaves logic puzzles
- Fabulists
- Ananiases
- Alternative facts peddlers
- Shit shovelers
- Logic puzzle tribe
- Tellers of tall tales
- Truth stretchers
- Storytellers
- Whopper peddlers
- Fabulous people?
- Half the natives, in many logic riddles
- Noelle Saxon's "___ Poker"
- Those with their pants on fire?
- Polygraph test failers
- They serve up whoppers
- Perjurers
- Tall-tale tellers
- Story sources?
- Whopper weavers
- They need good memories, so it is said
- ABC's "Pretty Little ___"
- Unreliable witnesses
- Tellers of tales
- Whopper tellers
- Tale tellers
- Those like Amy in "Gone Girl"
- People who tell tall tales
- False sorts
- Polygraph flunkers, most likely
- Truth twisters
- Some storytellers
- They're not true
- Good ones have straight faces
- Humbugs
- Inventive types?
- Whopper inventors
- Some are compulsive
- Yarn weavers
- Inventors of a sort
- 64-Down tellers
- Polygraph flunkers
- Yarn spinners
- Tale spinners
- Truth ignorers
- They're not to be trusted
- Deceitful ones
- They dissemble
- Unreliable ones
- Dishonest ones
- Ones not to be trusted
- __ poker (bar game)
- Fabricators
- Fish-story tellers
- Untrustworthy ones
- It is the nature of ambition to make men __: Tynan
- Untrustworthy people
- Untruthful ones
- Storytelling specialists
- Sources of stories
- Untruthful people
- Misstatement sources
- They're not square
- They're not straight
- Munchausens.
- Tellers of fish stories.
- Double-dealers.
- Canard merchants.
- Followers of Baron Munchausen.
- Tall story tellers.
- Some homecoming fishermen.
- Truth fracturers.
- Members of a famous Wisconsin club.
- Untruthers.
- Deceivers.
- Double-talkers.
- Mythomaniacs.
- Tarradiddlers.
- Veracity twisters.
- All men are ___.
- Ananias and Sapphira.
- Mendacious men.
- Troublemakers.
- Hypocrites' cousins.
- Forked-tongue tribe.
- Ananias and others.
- Contemptible ones.
- Misstaters
- Unreliable people
- Some fishermen
- They need good memories
- Mendacious ones
- Unveracious ones
- Emulators of Ananias
- Fabulizers
- Pseudomaniacs
- People detected by polygraphs
- Tellers of twisted tales
- Dissemblers
- Pseudologists
- Equivocators
- Fact falsifiers
- Münchhausen et al.
- Taradiddlers
- Type of poker
- Kind of poker
- False witnesses
- Make-up artists?
- Dupers
- They cook up whoppers
- Yarn makers
- ___ poker (bar game)
- Inventive sorts?
- Specialists in storytelling?
- Ones with fictional accounts
- ___ paradox
- They aren't straight
- Dishonest types
- ___ poker (dollar bill game)
- Ones spinning webs?
- They're beyond belief
- Those who need sound memories, per Montaigne
- Figures in a classic logic problem
- Truth tellers' opposite
- Makeup experts?
- Nigerian princes offering you money, probably
- Ones failing polygraphs
- Ones needing a good memory, it's said
- Ones who couldn't be further from the truth?
- ___ poker (bluffing game)
- Frustrating players in Go Fish
- Unreliable narrators
- Fishermen, frequently
- Fibbing sorts
- Fibbing folks
- Tale twisters
- Ian Thomas song about untrue people
- People that tell untruths to get to shows
- They disinform
- ___ dice (gambling game)
- Stretchers?
- Trust busters?
- Extreme exaggerators
- Masters of misinformation
- People with their pants on fire?
- Munchhausen and Ananias, for two
- They make whoppers
- They tell untruths
- Servers of whoppers
- Witnesses to avoid
- Those known for their stories?
- Untruthful sorts
- People who fib
- ___ dice (deception game)
- Ones whose pants are on fire?
- Munchhausen and Ananias
- Falsehood addicts
- Two of the "To Tell the Truth" contestants
- Pants on fire fellows
- Fact fudgers
- Problematic witnesses
- Spinners of 21-Acrosses
- Deceitful people
- Super dupers
- Tribe in some logic puzzles
- Ones with burning britches?
- Fabricators of facts
- Deceitful folks
- Pants-on-fire types
- Untrustworthy sorts
- Untruthful folks
- Duplicitous group
- Brooklyn Bridge dealers?
- Untrustworthy folks
