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Crossword clue for "LIE"

LIE: Twist facts

Other crossword clues for answer "LIE"

LIE: Fiction; The check is in the mail, often; Course position; Fish story; Flunk a polygraph; Golfer's consideration; Make the polygraph go nuts; Pinocchio's downfall; Sprawl; Swear that black is white; Tell a whopper; Throw the bull; Fairway position; It may be bold-faced; More than stretch the truth; Position for Woods; Truth decay; Whopper; Little white thing; Position at Augusta; Prevaricate; Tell a tall tale; Imprison, in a way; Love the Way You ___ (Eminem ft. Rihanna); Say "Leaving right now!" while stepping into the shower, say; Deception; Fabrication; Risk a perjury conviction; This clue have no grammatical mistakes, e.g.; Proffer a falsehood; Tell a story?; Grow one's nose; Be perjurious, perhaps; Bullshit cousin; I wouldn't ___ to you, baby / It's mainly a physical thing; Attribute your plagiarism to an imaginary team of 60 crossword constructors, for example; Half-truth, to an absolutist; Talk about your girlfriend whom no one can meet because she lives in Canada, say; The parenthetical comment in 48-Across, e.g.; Bit of BS; Be horizontal; Be totally down?; Tiger's position; Links position; Be prone; Golfer's concern; Ball don't ___ (trash talk from a hoopster); Fairy tale; I gave at the office, e.g.; I was just about to call you!, e.g.; I wasn't looking at porn, e.g.; Just wrapping up the project, maybe; A white one is little; Engage in some myth-making?; Fail a polygraph test; Imposture; It made Pinocchio's nose grow; It's beyond belief; Make believe; Pull a fast one; Shovel shit; Shovel snow?; Slice of baloney; Tiger's position (read into that clue how you'd like); Driver's position?; Lame out; Alternative fact; It might cause you to touch your nose; Bullshit; Utter baloney; Fact-checker's headache; Slab of baloney; Golf ball location; Make stuff up; The big ___; Where is the ___?; Serving of baloney; You'd better not believe it; Perjure; Links location; Commit perjury; Early UN bigwig; Anathema to 110 Down; Common invention; Misrepresentation; Overembellish; Be in repose; Embellish the truth; Polygraph activator; Defy a polygraph; Make it all up; Untruth; Polygraph's find; Position on a course; Go beyond embellishment; Situation after driving; Be prone or supine; Pinocchio's undoing; Embellish reality; Flunk the polygraph test, perhaps; Falsehood; Prevarication; Make up facts; The truth in masquerade: Byron; Cover for someone, possibly; Fail the polygraph; Witness-stand no-no; Polygraph no-no; Say what isn't so; Golf-ball position; Sand-trap concern; Make something up; In ___ of (rather than); Piece of fiction; I didn't know I was speeding, officer, probably; *Björn's victim in the 1976 Wimbledon final; Let sleeping dogs ___; Fish tale; The next clue will be short and sweet, I promise you, e.g.; Not stand; Campaign staple, to many; Cover story?; Some people do it face-down; Uncomfortable thing to do awake; Don't go straight; Don't stand, maybe; Per Sophocles, it "never lives to be old"; Résumé no-no; Tell it like it isn't; Not be the best eyewitness; PolitiFact judgment; Would I ___ To You? (Eurythmics tune); Blip on the polygraph, maybe; Rough problem?; Tell a good one; Tell tall tales; Baldfaced bit; Create whoppers; Stretch the truth; Tale; Good one, so to speak; Polygraph indication, maybe; Test a polygraph, perhaps; Type of detector; What a polygraph test may reveal; Break a witness stand oath; Convey a false impression; Perjure oneself; Polygraph's disclosure; Cooked-up story; Intentional inaccuracy; Links situation; Speak with forked tongue; Thing to do in waiting?; The world's longest parking lot (abbr.); Get prone; It's cooked up; Polygraph wave, maybe; Polygraph wave, perhaps; Tell tales; Titleist's position; Use a little bit of make-up?; Rest, dog-style; A white one is small; Engage in mendacity; Fudge the facts; Cock-and-bull story; Falsification; Whopper you can't eat; Challenge a polygraph; Polygraph detection; Risk a perjury charge; Statement from Pinocchio; A small one is white; Bit of deception; Misstatement; Twist the truth; Terminological inexactitude, to Churchill; Alibi, maybe; Be a make-up artist?; Bit of disinformation; Make like a rug; Post-drive position; Rest in a horizontal position; A ___ of the Mind (Sam Shepard drama); Bit of baloney; Disappoint the Blue Fairy, in a way; Golfer's position; It may be caught by a polygraph; Basis for a libel suit; Courtroom taboo; Deceitful declaration; Fail a polygraph; Go flat?; Little white item?; Polygraph blip, presumably; It can be white or bald-faced; It makes Pinocchio's nose grow; Pinocchio peccadillo; Rest horizontally; Risk a perjury rap; Tell a fib; Crooked line?; Excuse, sometimes; Polygraph's target; Song and dance, perhaps; Big fib; Go prostrate; It's not a ___ if you believe it: George Costanza; A naïf might buy one; Be un-50-Across; Go prone; Say the wrong thing?; On my way, often; Golf position; Tall tale; It wasn't me, in the song "It Wasn't Me", e.g.; Statement not likely to receive the Geppetto Checkmark from WaPo's Fact Checker; Recline; Flimflam; Exaggeration; Fib; Pebble Beach position; Stretch a point; Woods' position; Are situated; Excuse, at times; Links condition; Serve up a whopper; Taradiddle; Yarn spinning result; One of a pack, perhaps; Rest; Be false; Pack animal?; A little bull; Become prone; Perjurer's answer; Story of Pinocchio?; Barefaced utterance; Conceal the truth; It may be white; Call a spade a club?; Relax; Stretch out; Be tactful, perhaps; Lounge; Alibi, perhaps; Courtroom revelation; One might precede "Not!"; There's no truth to it; You might find a bad one in the rough; Alibi, at times; Fairway situation; Invention; It's made up; One may do it through one's teeth; Story, maybe; Way the ball sits; Tell stories; Be untruthful; It's not true; -; Amateur golfer's score, perhaps; Henry Blake's rank in "M*A*S*H*"; It's not good to get caught in one; Landlocked Alpine principality; Links concern; Blow smoke; Distortion, perhaps; Fib, e.g.; Pack item?; Concern on the course; It may influence which club you choose; Pinocchio's peccadillo; Tell a tale; Whopper, e.g.; Concern in the rough; More than a fib; One in a pack?; __ Down In Darkness: Styron novel; A bad one can raise one's score; Be supine; Moment of dishonesty; Unconvincing excuse, probably; One of a rat's pack?; Deliberate omission, some say; It's little when it's white; Whopper, but not a Big Mac; You might get a bad one in the rough; Be an incredible speaker?; Hips Don't __: Shakira hit; It's not you, it's me, maybe; Blip on a polygraph, maybe; Bit of perjury; Factor in club selection; Factor in golf club selection; Make up a story, maybe; More-than-stretchy statement; Fail to be straight; Speak like a rug?; Fish story, so to speak; Shakira's "Hips Don't __"; More than a stretch; Relax, maybe; Tell tales, maybe; On my way! text, maybe; Two truths and a __: icebreaker game; Today's Wordle word is TRUE, e.g.; Be deceitful; Blip on a polygraph; Golf ball's position; Placement, on the links; Trumped-up story; __ low (stay hidden); First UN head; First UN secretary- general; Golf situation; Hammarskjold's predecessor; Norwegian statesman; Be situated; Important name in UN history; Be deceptive; Break an oath; Be duplicitous; Be mendacious; Fairway location; Rumor, often; Situation for Tiger; Stay prone; Be positioned; Dissemble; Fabricate; Disregard the truth; Position for Palmer; State what's not so; Outright fabrication; Rest, with "by"; Say what's not so; See 52 Across; Trumped-up tale; Go beyond embroidery; Pinocchio no-no; Tell fibs; Position, in golf; Use a chaise longue; Weave a tangled web; Invention of a sort; Tell a big one; White __; Canard; Deliberate falsification; Fictitious account; False tale; It's not so; Thing in some packs; Spin yarns; __ low; Fabricate one's facts; Stretch things too far; Twist the facts; Call a spade a diamond; False account; Tell an untruth; Tell untruths; Be grounded; Club-selection factor; Deliberate misstatement; Exercise tact, perhaps; Incorrect affirmation; Overstretch; Become horizontal; Fabricated statement; Tell whoppers; Total fabrication; What you'd be embarrassed to be called on; Whopper of a tale; See 62 Down; False statement; Very tall tale; What Huck Finn called a "stretcher"; Back down?; Depart from the facts; False story; Inveracity; Unlikely story, likely; Overstretch yourself; Remain prone; Tell false tales; Trust buster; Make an untrue assertion; Tell it like it ain't; Just what I wanted, often; Oral fabrication; Duffer's concern; Rough position; Be a prevaricator; Palter; Be a false witness; Polygrapher's detection; Utter a falsehood; Be prostrate; Fanciful story; Story; Misstate the facts; What a polygraph might detect; The check is in the mail, maybe; Be flat; Nassau County hwy.; Polygraphist's detection; Tell a falsehood; ___ detector (polygraph); Bear false witness; To credit his own ___.—The Tempest.; DNB report.; Create a wrong impression.; Hitlerian statement.; Norwegian U. N. official.; Recent traveler through Europe.; Secretary General of UNO.; Secretary General, U. N.; U. N. official.; Trygve ___.; World Citizen No. 1.; Children and fools cannot ___.”—John Heywood. nyt 1948 LIE Fish story. nyt 1948 LIE U. N. Secretary General. nyt 1948 LIED German song. nyt 1948 LIED Told a whopper. nyt 1948 LIEGE Fortress city of Belgium. nyt 1948 LIEGE Historic city of Belgium. nyt 1948 LIEN Legal claim on property. nyt 1948 LIENS Legal claims. nyt 1948 LIERNE Type of rib in Gothic vaulting. nyt 1948 LIES Told by Nessus. nyt 1948 LIGHTERAGES Fees for transporting freight in or about harbors. nyt 1948 LIL Diamond ___” with Mae West.; U. N. Secretary-General.; U.N. personage.; A U. N. veteran.; He commutes between Oslo and New York.; His U. N. job is extended for three years.; Peacemaker from Oslo.; Stretch.; Entrance requirement for the Tall Story Club.; Russia opposed his U. N. reappointment.; Technique of the "Big ___."; The U. N.'s Trygve.; Top UN-er.; U. N. leader.; U. N. personality.; U. N. spokesman.; U. N. veteran.; White ___.; I can't tell a ___.; Truth crushed to earth.” nyt 1952 LIE Famous name in the U. N. nyt 1952 LIE Norse diplomat. nyt 1952 LIE Norwegian diplomat. nyt 1952 LIE One of world's key statesmen. nyt 1952 LIE Statesman from Norway. nyt 1952 LIE Trygve Halvdan ___. nyt 1952 LIE U. N. Secretary General. nyt 1952 LIE U. N. personality. nyt 1952 LIEABED Habitual late-riser. nyt 1952 LIED A song in Hamburg. nyt 1952 LIED Conveyed a false impression. nyt 1952 LIED German song. nyt 1952 LIEDER Items on Lotte Lehmann programs. nyt 1952 LIEGE Belgian fortress city. nyt 1952 LIEN A charge on property. nyt 1952 LIEN Claim against property: Law. nyt 1952 LIEN Legal claim. nyt 1952 LIEN Mortgage. nyt 1952 LIEN Security for payment. nyt 1952 LIENOR Holder of a legal charge. nyt 1952 LIER A recumbent. nyt 1952 LIER One concealed, who waits. nyt 1952 LIES Falsehoods. nyt 1952 LIES Fish stories. nyt 1952 LIES Perjuror's output. nyt 1952 LIEST Say falsely: Poet. nyt 1952 LIEU Place or stead. nyt 1952 LIFE Biography. nyt 1952 LIFEBELTS Relatives of Mae Wests. nyt 1952 LIFER Long-term inmate. nyt 1952 LIFER Man sentenced under the Baumes Law. nyt 1952 LIFESAVER An opportune rescuer. nyt 1952 LIFT Elevator in London. nyt 1952 LIFTER Strong man. nyt 1952 LIGATED Tied with a band. nyt 1952 LIGHTMETER Helpful accessory for a photographer. nyt 1952 LIGN Wood: Comb. form. nyt 1952 LIKE Word in a current slogan. nyt 1952 LIKENER Comparer. nyt 1952 LIKENS Compares. nyt 1952 LIKES Enjoys. nyt 1952 LIL Girl's nickname. nyt 1952 LIL ___ Abner. nyt 1952 LIL ___ Abner. nyt 1952 LILA Girl's name. nyt 1952 LILA Girl's name. nyt 1952 LILA Girl's name. nyt 1952 LILA Miss Lee of Hollywood. nyt 1952 LILA Miss Lee of Hollywood. nyt 1952 LILA Miss Lee, actress. nyt 1952 LILAC Flower called the prince's-feather. nyt 1952 LILAC Flower. nyt 1952 LILAC State flower of New Hampshire. nyt 1952 LILAC Time to come down to Kew."; Dag's predecessor.; Position of a golf ball on the ground.; U. N. name.; Whom Dag Hammarskjold succeeds.; Author of "In the Cause of Peace."; Extend.; False action.; Former U. N. personality.; Ananias story.; Former U. N. official.; Former V. I. P. in U. N.; Norwegian V. I. P.; Oslo notable.; Position of a golf ball.; Relative situation of a golf ball.; V. I. P. from 56 Down.; Equivocate.; Former U.N. Secretary General.; Mendacity.; Lodge.; Norwegian notable.; Occupy a certain place.; Oslo VIP.; Oslo statesman.; Extend, as a road.; Noted Norwegian.; Say black is white.; Former U. N. parsonage.; Position of the ball, in golf.; Relative of half-truth.; Falsity.; ___ detector.; Former U. N. notable.; Golf term.; Trygve.; Former U.N. name.; Occupy a position.; Golfer's term.; Lean or press (on).; White item.; ___ doggo (keep out of sight).; Name of U.N. fame.; Famous U.N. name.; Relative of a half-truth.; Famed U.N. name.; Famous Norwegian.; Name in U.N. records.; Stay at anchor.; Word before down or low.; ___ low (hide).; Name in U.N. lore; Position of golf ball; Give the ___ to; Golfer's problem; Position; Stay put; ___ low; Be misleading; Fabulize; Kind of detector; Munchausen uttering; Munchausen utterance; Tall story; Emulate Pinocchio; Misinformation; ___ in wait; ___ in ambush; Would I ___?; Mistell; Norwegian diplomat; Trygve of U.N.; U.N. secretary; ___ at anchor; Deceive; Take a recumbent position; Tarradiddle; Trygve of U.N. fame; Munchausen's specialty; Twisted tale; U.N. name of fame; Be couchant; First Secretary General of the U.N.; One of Tom Watson's concerns; Memorable Norwegian diplomat; A Crenshaw concern; One of Ray Floyd's concerns; Concern for Crenshaw; Hammarskjöld's predecessor; Barefaced thing; George's no-no; Emulate Ananias; Location of a golfer's ball; Practice deception; Trygve of the U.N.; A ___ of the Mind, Shepard drama; Eli anagram; Falsify; Nose grower for Pinocchio; ___ in wait (lurk); Fudge on the facts; Baron Munchausen whopper; Emulate 56 Across; It's usually white when it's little; George Washington no-no; Stretch the truth or stretch out; Baldfaced___; Command to Rover; One of a pack?; The check is in the mail, perhaps; You wouldn't want to be caught in one; Invention, so to speak; Remain; Stay flat; The dog ate my homework is a classic one; Be a bad witness; Be untrustworthy; Be less than candid; Bit of slander; It may be analyzed before a stroke; Many an excuse; More than an exaggeration; One might get caught in it; Stretch or stretch out; Weave a tangled web, say; Weigh (on); With 20-Across, receive a posthumous honor; Large amount of fudge?; Practice tact, perhaps; Something bad to be caught in; Tell falsehoods; Bad testimony; This puzzle is really, really hard, e.g.; Interrogator's discovery; Invention that's not thought highly of; Made-up story; Say A is not A, say; Creative story; Interrogator's red-flag raiser; One may be caught in it; I cannot tell a ___; The dog ate my homework, maybe; Doctored account; It's not to be believed; Fish tale, essentially; It may be part of a pack; Part of a pack?; Rewrite history, in a way; See 102-Down; The dog ate my homework, probably; Potentially slanderous remark; See 77-Across; Sprawl, say; What "can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes," per Mark Twain; I promise I won't laugh, often; I was stuck in traffic, maybe; No ___!; Tuesday is the hardest crossword of the week, e.g.; A white one might be excused; Create an account?; A ___ cannot live: Martin Luther King Jr.; Bit of jive; Golf commentator's subject; Not shoot straight; Say "I do" when you don't?; With "in" and 60-Down, prepare for an ambush; Well, I'd love to keep talking ..., probably; Bit of flimflam; Fictionalize?; Make baloney?; Not be straight; Perjurious statement; Sleep (with); Tall one; I already have other plans, often; Your table will be ready in five minutes, possibly; Be on the level?; Bit of fiction; Cover for someone, say; It's not the truth; PolitiFact finding; Bald-faced thing; This puzzle is relatively easy, say; Be idle; Bit of fake news; Get down, in a way; No ___ can live forever: Martin Luther King Jr.; This is not the last clue in this puzzle, e.g.; It can be white or boldfaced; 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); Concoction; Make up a cover story, say; Many an alibi; Something fabulous; I'll be there in five minutes, often; Not gonna ___; Nothing fools you better than the ___ you tell yourself: Teller; Of course I remember you!, often; We ___ loudest when we ___ to ourselves: Eric Hoffer; Dealers do this; Don't believe it!; Take a risk when taking a polygraph test; We ___ the loudest when we ___ to ourselves: Eric Hoffer; Bit of mendacity; Bluff, say; Golf variable; Many people do this about their height; One might be bald-faced; Political fact-checker's verdict, maybe; State fiction as fact; That's not true; Tricky thing to get caught in; What hips don't do, per a Shakira hit; Many do this on the beach; Risky thing to do in an affidavit; What an impostor tries to sell; Word often confused with "lay"; Of course, I remember you!, perhaps; That's a ___!; Get in a corpse pose; Produce whoppers; Show signs of mythomania; Where a golf ball sits; Work of fiction?; Shave some years off your age, e.g.; ___ to Me (Tim Roth series); You ___! (newsworthy 2009 outburst); Dispense BS; Be a dirty double-crosser; Fool with the facts; Speak with a forked tongue; Be abed; Utter a fib; -- in wait; Utter fibs; Use a bed; Made-up tale; ___ to me. But please don't leave Sheryl Crow; ___ to me, but please don't leave Crow lyric; DMB "___ in Our Graves"; Deceptive David Cook song?; Simple Plan "Your Love is a ___"; Hips Don't ___ Shakira; This is a ___ The Cure; Untrue Dream Theater song?; Product of "plausible deniability"; U.N. secretary-general, 1946-53; Word in a recent Charlton Heston NRA ad; First U.N. secretary-general, 1946-53; Cook up a whopper?; Sell a whopper?; Sam Shepard play "A ___ of the Mind"; Be full of it; Tell fish stories; Lay it on thick; Position for Couples; First U.N. secretary-general Trygve __; First U.N. Secretary-General Trygve ___; I'd love to, but I already have plans that day, sometimes; Fabulist's creation; What the Washington _Post_ rates with a number of Pinocchios; I'm actually working on it as we speak, often; Statement that should set off one's bullshit detector; What Pinocchio can't hide; What to let sleeping dogs do, proverbially; Bit of makeup?; Statement rated "Pants on Fire" by PolitiFact, e.g.; ___ of the Year (PolitiFact distinction); It isn't true; Links placement; A trivial one is white, they say; Overly mince words; Titleist position; Untrue version of the truth; It's little when white; Putting concern; Ball's position on a golf course; Golf ball placement; A little one is white; Depart from the truth; Distort data; Emulate Iago; It's bold-faced at times; Perjurer's reply; Perjury offense; Inventive account; Not tell the truth; Spread falsehoods; Bald-faced statement; Bit of truth decay; Practice deception, in a way; Bad thing to be caught in; Bald-faced item; Not a good thing to be caught in; Shepard drama "A ___ of the Mind"; Risk a long nose; Tell a tall one; Worst kind of campaign promise; You can do it on your side; Be caught by a polygraph; Make up an alibi; Myth; ___ through your teeth; Be less than truthful; Varnished truth; The dog ate my homework, for one; Dispense untruths; He maketh me to ___ down in green ...; I cannot tell a ___ (George Washington's claim); Fail to be truthful; Risk growing a long nose, like Pinocchio; Golfball locale; Polygraph abnormalities; An untruth; Be dishonest; Be dishonest, in a way; Polygraph indication, sometimes; Make a polygraph go nuts; Deliver a falsehood; False utterance; Get in a prone position; Pull a Pinocchio; Utter falsehood; What a polygraph will disclose; Truth decay unit?; Bad thing to do on a resume; Enjoy a dog bed; Fictional statement; Two Truths and a ___; Verb commonly confused with "lay"; What not to do at a witness stand; ___ like a rug; I didn't cheat, perhaps; Do the corpse pose; Harmful invention?; Deceitful statement; No-no on the stand; Violate a court oath; I never saw your text, perhaps; One may be told with fingers crossed; What mythomaniacs do a lot; Half the Truth is often a great ___ (Benjamin Franklin); Bend the truth; Make up stories; What many do on dating profiles; Cypress Point placement; Position for Pate; Ignore truth; Position in the bunker; Recline or dissimulate; Stay dormant; Tiger s concern; Equivocation, of sorts; Remain unused; Cover up, essentially; Dishonest response; Bad thing to get caught in; What you may get caught in; You may get caught in it; It may be cooked up; Perjurer's offense; Toss the bull; Trumped-up story, essentially; Fail to be honest; The varnished truth; Be deceitful, in a way; The check is in the mail, sometimes; Certain deception; Be less than honest; Deceptive statement; Cooked-up account; Load of baloney; Little white statement; 27-Across, often; Churn out whoppers; Invite a perjury rap; Issue fake news, say; Load of bunk; Make things up; Report "fake news"; Bit of fake 33-Down; Break a courtroom oath; Factor in club choice; Position after a drive; Position at the Masters; Say incredible things?; Tell 50-Down; Witness-stand taboo; Somebody told a ___ one day . . . (MLK); Deceitful words; Dispense with honesty; Engage in a cover-up, perhaps; Polygraph finding; Report fake news, say; What some people do through their teeth; Little white ___; Untrue claim; Be a fibber; Fudge the truth; Untrue statement; Golfer's location; Be recumbent; Become recumbent; Early U.N. chief Trygve; Golfer's challenge; Cause of a growth spurt?; Rough spot?; Stretch, of sorts; Item in a pack?; Pack unit?; Don't be straight; Say something wrong?; Deliberate falsehood; Invent a 62 Across, say; No-no under oath; False claim; Provide fodder for fact-checkers; The check is in the mail, usually; Fabricate, as facts; Fodder for fact-checkers; Fraudulent claim; Perjurious claim; Bit of bad information; Fairway placement; Commit perjury, say; Polygraph exciter; Baloney!; The answer to this clue is an adjective, say; Avoid honesty; Bit of misinformation; Falsify facts; Many a campaign promise; Position at Pebble Beach; See 13-Across; This answer has five letters; Position on the fairway; Whopper, for example; Fabricated story; What sleeping dogs do; Course concern; Deceptive tale; You shouldn't believe it; Avoid facts; Avoid the truth; Be inventive, perhaps; Concocted story; Bit of duplicity; Tell tales that are tall; PolitiFact "honors" the most impactful one each year; Try to sell a cover story; With 63-Across, prepare for an ambush; Commits...; Do a corpse pose, say; Fairway concern; Golf course position; Polygraph indication