liar

• The D'/fy never lie, they claim; to call a D'/fy a liar is the greatest imaginable insult: it drives them wild. —  FSFDec2003
• To confront a man of his stature and call him a liar was a tall order. —  EQMM,August2006
• I do you a favor and get called a liar, which is about the thanks I expected. —  153 - Trouble On Parade
• And this liar is an old one; we know him many years. —  Sherry Chandler
• These tactics include his repeated inveigling against the news media when they don't hew to his script or when he is called a liar, and his dramatic but stunningly ham-handed decision last week to "suspend" campaigning and race to Washington to bail out the Wall Street bailout, a ploy as transparently phony as a teenager having a hissy fit when grounded by a parent. —  The Moderate Voice

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