Liar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that speaks falsely, also LEEAR
• a person who tells lies
• A person who knowingly utters falsehood; one who lies.
• a person who has lied or who lies repeatedly
• person who tells lies

Words related to LIAR

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Words that contain LIAR

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How to use LIAR in a sentence

• Captain Laufer intimated that I was a liar and that I had disposed of the animals.
• But the person who pretends to say so has the reputation to be a notorious liar among persons whom I know to be of undoubted credit.
• He came to me there, goaded me beyond endurance, and I called him a madman and a liar.
• If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
• If a man say, I love God, and yet hate his brother, he is a liar.
• The schoolmaster remembered that he had been a liar and a bully.
• No man will believe the liar next time even when he speaks truth, when it is of the last importance that he be believed.
• FAUST With gentlemen like you indeed The inward essence from the name we read, As all too plainly it doth appear, When Beelzebub, Destroyer, Liar, meets the ear.
• The man smiled when I called him a liar, and shrugged his shoulders when referred to as a thief, but drew his knife when spoken of as a pig.
• You are a liar in the matter of just being back from College.
• This evidence itself is absolutely conclusive, except on the supposition that Gibson was a malicious and infamous liar.
• Those like me who knew Mendonca reasonably well have reason to believe that Mendonca could be anything but a liar.
• Were he to become a liar and express something different from what he feels, truth would no longer be in him.
• It depends upon whether I find you to be a liar, or not a liar.
• Lo! Allah guideth not one who is a prodigal, a liar.
• Is he going to send himself to eternity along with the rest of us? Hardly! This Hood is a monstrous liar or a dangerous lunatic.
• A minute ago you called me a liar, which is much worse than anything I said about Englishmen.
• Almost the first thing he did was to demand more money of Foster, and call him a liar when told that every dollar was burned.
• I had sinned against God and was still a liar and a thief.
• Even when Jack finally told him quite frankly that he was a liar, he only laughed and went over to where Surry stood rolling the wheel in his bit.
• So we would meet the next morning at breakfast, he knowing that I was a liar, I knowing that he knew that I was a liar, and both pretending that we were all in all to each other.
• We are astonished to find a liar in the lightning of heaven over the telegraphic wires.
• However much of a liar Maurice was going to be, to Eleanor, he would not, he told himself, lie to this old friend by saying he would never see Lily again.
• Jim Courtot there, who plans to rob you the shortest way, is a crook, a thief, a dirty liar and a treacherous man-killer.
• And when I showed them to her, they said in good Portugal that I was a liar.

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