Liars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LIAR, one that speaks falsely, also LEEAR
• a person who tells lies

Words related to LIARS

liar4

Words that contain LIARS

auxiliars16 familiars14 peculiars13 evangeliars15 unfamiliars16

How to use LIARS in a sentence

• He observed only that demons are always liars, and cunning to deceive.
• I see quite enough Protestant rogues and liars, to prevent my having any pleasure in proving Romanists, or any other persons, rogues and liars also.
• But he, a glint of fear in his hard blue eyes, stuck to his original statement, swearing that all men were liars and he alone was telling the truth.
• He calls the cowgirls liars and accuses them of always making him do their work.
• She even smiled at him, and her eyes, he thought, were the loveliest liars he had ever looked into.
• They stuck to their story, and either a second bear actually existed or they are colossal liars.
• The fellow was one of the most open, hardy liars that ever lived.
• On this occasion, he was compelled to experience the fate peculiar to all liars.
• But if they were returned, they would certainly relapse to the things they were forbidden, for they are indeed liars.
• We behold in you no merit above us - nay, we deem you liars.
• And Allah beareth witness that they verily are liars.
• Ambrose decided that he was like one of the childish, unreasonable liars one meets in the mentally defective of our own race.
• They became clever liars and the little girl at ten was an adept.
• And Charlie is right, we are liars and thieves, but we have to be.
• On one single plank therefore there were 79 liars in the Socialist National Convention out of a possible 157.
• You might, with equal consistency, talk of truthful liars.
• Some of these individuals were exceedingly credulous, while others were liars of the highest grade known to civilization.
• They were charged with being habitual liars, and entitled to no credence whatever.
• The negroes tell many lies, but all negroes are not liars.
• I sat down in a chair expecting every moment to have the Prince of Liars come up and congratulate me.
• He was very angry upon the occasion, and declared he would make them all liars who had laid such things to her charge.
• Liars do not elevate their shoulders to the required degree, hence the truth or falsity of a sentiment may be known.
• The love of gambling and strong drink was yearly growing among their men, making them forget their spoken word, until they were known as thieves and liars.
• They are the cleverest and most consummate liars in the world.
• But he was worried because he was finding all men liars.
• I should be sorry indeed if the young gentlemen of this school deserved the general character of liars.
• For if people are thought evasive, they will always be thought liars.

Similar words containing LIAR without suffix s

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