Clues for the word "LIAR"
We've had 509 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1328 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Mirror Daily crossword on April 13, 2025.
Definition of liar
- n. - A person who knowingly utters falsehood; one who lies.
Referring Clues
- Pinocchio, at times
- Storyteller
- Fibber
- Mudslinger's charge
- Detector target
- Polygraph flunker
- Jim Carrey, in a 1997 movie
- Makeup artist?
- Unbelievable one
- Fibster
- Tall tale teller
- Yarn maker
- When repeated, a 1997 Jim Carrey comedy
- Fable creator
- Perjurer
- Word repeated before "pants on fire"
- Schoolyard putdown
- When repeated, a 1997 Jim Carrey movie
- When doubled, a Jim Carrey film
- Unreliable source
- One with forked tongue
- Pseudologist
- Yarn spinner
- Make-up artist?
- Fiction enthusiast?
- Bluffer
- Makeup person?
- Pseudologue
- Comeback to an accusation
- Fact fudger
- Libeler, almost by definition
- Whopper maker
- One might be chronic
- Fiction teller
- "Not true!"
- Pinocchio, for one
- Baloney producer
- Moonshine maker
- Iago, e.g.
- Pants-on-fire guy
- Iago, notably
- Make-up person?
- Great pretender
- Teller of tall tales
- Cry in a mudslinging contest
- Baloney peddler
- Fudge maker?
- Inventor, of a sort
- Person who's not straight
- When repeated, start of a child's taunt
- Disbeliever's cry
- Teller of stories
- Fish story teller
- Word repeated in a child's taunt
- False witness
- Yarn producer?
- Bad witness
- One who tells it like it isn't
- Pinocchio, famously
- Epithet that's an anagram of 60-Down
- Either of two guests on "To Tell the Truth"
- "Pants on fire" person
- One who's not straight
- Ananias, for one
- Long-nosed Pinocchio, e.g.
- Whopper creator
- One with crossed fingers, perhaps
- Unreliable witness
- Bull artist
- Truth twister
- "Pants on fire" fellow
- Prevaricator
- Tale teller
- Story teller
- Con artist, at times
- One with pants afire?
- One with no capacity for veracity
- Pinocchio, during a growth spurt?
- Perjuring witness
- Polygraph flunker, maybe
- Perjury perpetrator
- Whopper teller
- False tale teller
- Tale spinner
- One with flaming pants?
- Tale twister
- Teller of tales
- Perjury practitioner
- One who serves up whoppers
- Whopper producer
- Inventive sort?
- Truth stretcher
- Disorderly courtroom outburst
- Ananias
- Courtroom outburst
- ___ paradox (logic class subject)
- Repeated shout before "pants on fire"
- One who commits perjury
- One with hot pants?
- Unbelievable person?
- Super duper?
- Story teller?
- Whopper maker?
- Pinocchio, notably
- Teller of fibs
- Polygraph flunker, probably
- One with burning pants?
- "You're making this up!"
- Mudslinger, maybe
- Half a Jim Carrey title
- One whose pants are on fire?
- Fabricator
- Deceitful one
- Polygraph victim
- Untrustworthy one
- Untruthful one
- Dishonest one
- Accusative shout
- "That's not so!"
- Fib teller
- Undependable person
- Fish-story teller
- Deceitful person
- Tall-tale teller
- One not to be trusted
- Overly inventive one
- One who's not upright
- Story creator
- "Pants-on-fire" guy
- Accusatory shout
- Expert in fabrication
- "You made that up!"
- Repeated, it's a Carrey flick
- Cry from the wrongly accused
- Fact-fudger
- "Pants on fire" guy
- Whopper manufacturer
- One might be pathological
- "You made that up!"
- Polygraph target
- Deceptive type
- Definitely not a reliable source
- Pinocchio type
- Mythomaniac
- One not to be believed
- Unreliable gossip
- Pinocchio, memorably
- Candidate for perjury
- Falsehood teller
- The boy who cried wolf, essentially
- One who prevaricates
- The boy who cried wolf, e.g.
- When repeated, 1997 Jim Carrey film
- One who speaks with a forked tongue
- Oath betrayer
- Unreliable witness, e.g.
- One who is not straight
- Mendacious one
- "Billy ___" (Waterhouse book)
- Stranger to truth
- Deceitful sort
- Pants-on-fire chap
- Ananias, famously
- Misinformant
- Pinocchio, notoriously
- Fact twister
- Baloney manufacturer?
- Fiction expert
- Misleading person
- Whopper weaver
- Teller of falsehoods
- He'd have you swallow a whopper
- Pinocchio, with a long nose
- Stereotypical debate outburst
- Polygraph challenger
- One with "pants on fire"
- Teller of fish stories
- Embroidery expert
- Many an interrogee
- One whose word isn't golden
- "I don%C2%92t believe you!"
- When doubled, cry before "pants on fire"
- "Pants on fire" guy
- Emphatic denial
- "I dont believe you!"
- Inventor of a sort
- "That's not so!"
- "Pants-on-fire" guy
- Creative sort
- Deceiver
- Truthless one?
- "That's not true!"
- Fiction devotee?
- Yarn source?
- Person who cooks something up
- Inventive sort
- Leg-puller
- Untrustworthy sort
- When doubled, a 1997 Jim Carrey movie
- Dramatic courtroom accusation
- Fabulist
- One guilty of pseudologia
- Imposter
- He's unbelievable
- One not telling the truth
- One with his pants on fire?
- Tale weaver
- Taleteller
- Half a Jim Carrey film title
- Second-story man?
- Falsifier
- Tale-teller
- Jim Carrey as Fletcher Reede, e.g.
- ... and its teller
- 'To Tell the Truth' contestant
- Teller of false tales
- Charlatan
- Deceptive one
- Untruth teller
- Fibbing type
- Dishonest speaker
- One to whom you might say, "I doubt that"
- One with pants on fire?
- Alibi provider, sometimes
- Detector's quarry
- Untrustworthy person
- One writing a lot of fiction?
- One may be habitual
- One with fiery pants, proverbially
- Polygraph dodger
- Untrustworthy type
- One who embroiders to excess
- "A ___ should have a good memory": Quintilian
- When repeated, a hit 1997 movie
- Fido's warning
- One who breaks a court oath
- Interrogee, often
- Person not telling it like it is
- Truth embellisher?
- Taletelling type
- One who's incredible
- "I don't believe a word you say!"
- Yarn spinner?
- Inventive type?
- Whopper peddler
- One doing spinning
- One may be exposed during cross-examination
- One to distrust
- Charlatan, e.g.
- Pinocchio, periodically
- "That is so not true!"
- Falsifier of facts
- One good at stretching?
- Author of fiction?
- One fibbing
- Whopper server?
- Duplicitous sort
- One who fails a polygraph test
- Libeler, essentially
- Truth fudger
- Storyteller?
- False fellow
- Pinocchio or ananias
- Teller of fabulous tales
- Person who tells big stories
- One doing stretches?
- Con artist, for one
- One glib with a fib
- Worst possible witness
- Pinocchio, infamously
- Make-up specialist
- One may be compulsive
- Fact fabricator
- One failing a polygraph
- Title role for Jim Carrey
- One who fibs
- Unreliable narrator
- No honest fellow, he
- Pinocchio, often
- "___ Liar"
- One covering tracks, perhaps
- Word repeated before "pants on fire!"
- One who may need an alibi
- Untruthful person
- Type who might say "The dog ate my homework"
- Snake-oil salesman
- One not honoring an oath
- Ananias, e.g.
- "Tell me the truth!"
- Yarn inventor?
- One to not believe
- Pinocchio, e.g.
- Pants-on-fire type
- Put-down in an argument
- Awful reporter
- Polygraph flunker, most likely
- Political accusation
- Person to discount
- Person not to be trusted
- Repeated word before "pants on fire"
- Defense attorney's challenge
- Pinocchio, when making a point?
- Accusatory retort
- Whopper inventor
- Unreliable one
- Fib distributor
- *No-good con man
- "Pants on fire" sort
- Trust buster?
- One with a forked tongue, so to speak
- Fabulous speaker?
- "That's baloney!"
- Twister of the truth
- One might be convincing
- One who does not tell the truth
- Untruthful individual
- Person telling false tales
- Person not telling the truth
- His pants are on fire
- Person who frequently fails to tell the truth
- Person who does not tell the truth
- Person that is not telling the turth
- Speaker with forked tongue
- Word before "pants on fire"
- Person who fails to tell the truth
- He fibs about a mode of transport
- Person that doesn't tell the truth
- Truth teller (not!)
- One with pants aflame?
- Non-truth teller
- Not a truth-teller
- Half a Jim Carrey movie
- Hot pants wearer, so to speak?
- Dishonest person
- Teller of untrue tales
- "... ___, pants on fire!"
- Courtroom baddie
- "You know that it would be untrue, you know that I would be a ___"
- Untrue Korn song?
- Rollins Band hit
- Aretha lyric "You're a ___ and you're a cheat"
- Rollins Band lead single off "Weight"
- Megadeth song about fibber?
- Rollins Band "'Cause I'm a ___!"
- Sex Pistols song about Pinocchio?
- Three Dog Night song about a fibber?
- Taking Back Sunday "___ (It Takes One to Know One)"
- Fireflight song about a yarn spinner?
- "Show Me What I'm Looking For" Carolina ___
- Mumford and Sons song about fibber?
- Joan Jett hit "Little ___"
- "I'm Not Calling You a ___" Florence and the Machine
- "Show Me What I'm Looking For" rockers Carolina ___
- False witness who turns up to abuse
- Not a truth-sayer!
- Person of deceptive familiarity
- Though dishonest, he'll give £1 with a warm heart
- He is, as he sounds, a bit unreliable!
- He may even sound somewhat unreliable!
- He'll trot out some familiar fiction
- The person who misinformed you in the back bar
- Does he even sound less than reliable?
- At 51, hard-hearted deceiver
- Scoff up, kidder!
- One misleading you into returning by rail?
- One giving false account of a rail crash?
- He has a telling way of being bad
- Teller of untruths
- Bearer of false witness
- Dishonest sort
- Untruthful person (Billy in Schlesinger film)
- Epithet often applied to politicians
- Criticise elevation of perjurer
- The truth is not in him or her
- False witness who turns to abuse
- A pork pie specialist
- "That's totally false!"
- One who serves people baloney?
- Applesauce manufacturer?
- Storyteller's current article, side-splitting
- Storyteller in billiards competition
- Complain about deceiver
- Storyteller as part of line-up
- Make-up artist?
- Person who tells whoppers
- Source of fake news
- One who tells untruths
- Truth bender
- Dishonest type
- Truth teller never believed, per Cicero
- Resume padder, e.g.
- Someone who's deliberately deceiving
- One saying "I've been to the moon"
- Aretha "You're a ___ and you're a cheat"
- Wearer of hot pants?
- Spreader of fake news
- Untrustworthy fellow
- Creator of stories
- Embroidering expert
- "A ___ believes no one" (old saying)
- Fudger of facts
- Backtrack and you'll find he's misled you
- Terrible witness
- Mythical story teller?
- One not to trust
- Person telling fibs
- Frequent fabricator
- Reporter of fake news
- Unreliable informant
- Other face of a cheat, often
- One with flaming pants, presumably
- Fearless misleader?
- Overly inventive person
- "Tell the truth!"
- Duplicitous fellow
- Teller of yarns
- One with pants on fire?
- One with a forked tongue
- Fish story expert
- Scammer in action
- Makeup artist?
- He has some familiarity with Ananias
- Shout of denial
- One whose pants are on fire, figuratively
- Giver of "alternative facts"
- Tall story teller
- Incredible person
- Contradictory shout
- Source of "alternative facts"
- Fish-story spinner
- "Beautiful ___" (Beyonce & Shakira song)
- Bad romantic partner
- Spreader of falsehoods
- False witness to a rail crash
- One committing perjury
- Unreliable narrator, at times
- One blowing smoke
- Person who isn't 24-Across
- One who should fail a polygraph test
- Source of whoppers
- Person who makes things up
- Dramatic courtroom shout
- "You're not telling the truth!"
- Totally dishonest speaker
- Deceptive sort
- Perfidious producer of pork pies
- Heated accusation
- Equivocator
- One needing new, unburned pants?
- Word rhymed with "Pants on fire"
- Chap claiming to go half a year on £1?
- You shouldn't believe one
- Hard-to-trust person
- Person who fabricates
- Deceptive person
- Falsehood source
- A person you can't trust
- Like a man who says he's been to Mars
- Truth avoider
- Incredible person?
- Person claiming one plus one is three
- Word of accusation
- Man claiming to be Superman?
- Anyone claiming to be from Pluto
- Person claiming to be a Martian
- Person telling anything but the truth
- "You know that's not true!"
- "Not so!"
- "A warehouse of facts, with poet and ___ in joint ownership" ("The Devil's Dictionary" definition for "imagination")
- Duplicitous person
- Phony
- Teller of all sorts of fibs
- Make-up specialist?
- Bull fan?
- Word said twice before "pants on fire"
- One avoiding eye contact, maybe
- Fake news source?
- Does he even sound less than reliable?
- Person who fibs
- Person whose pants are on fire, figuratively
- Person avoiding the truth
- "You're so dishonest!"
- Person apt to say the wrong thing
- Dishonest individual
- Pinocchio, when being bad
- One spewing hogwash
- "You're full of it!"
- One misleading you into returning by rail?
- "You're fibbing!"
- Charged exclamation during a court trial
- "Boy's a ___" (PinkPantheress single)
- One giving false account of a rail crash?
- "A ___ ought to have a good memory": Quintilian
- Polygraph failer
- Bad person to trust
- "You're so full of it!"
- Fabrication specialist?
- Story teller?
- "Success has always been the greatest ___": Nietzsche
- Someone telling tall tales
- One serving you a whopper?
- "You're deceitful!"
- Pinocchio was one
- Person telling tall tales
- Deceitful type
- "Nothing you say is true!"
- Con man
- Dramatic outburst during court testimony
- Whopper server?
Last Seen In
- Mirror Daily - April 13, 2025
- Daily American - April 08, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 05, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - April 01, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 01, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - March 27, 2025
- New York Times - March 25, 2025
- Mirror Daily - March 13, 2025
- Evening Standard Easy - March 12, 2025
- Daily American - March 11, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - March 08, 2025
- LA Times - March 07, 2025
- Daily American - February 19, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - February 15, 2025
- Evening Standard Easy - February 11, 2025
- LA Times - February 11, 2025
- Mirror Daily - February 02, 2025
- Mirror Daily - January 27, 2025
- LA Times - January 26, 2025
- USA Today - January 09, 2025
- Mirror Daily - January 09, 2025
- LA Times - January 02, 2025
- Mirror Daily - December 20, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - December 16, 2024
- Mirror Daily - December 15, 2024
- Daily American - December 15, 2024
- Mirror Daily - December 01, 2024
- LA Times - November 30, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 29, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - November 28, 2024
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