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Truth and lies vocabulary

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  • What G is malicious talk about other people (noun)?
    gossip
  • What Hs do you tell when someone needs to realise some unpleasant facts about themselves (noun, plural)?
    home truths
  • What S means to make something more widely known and is often used with Rs in question 15 (verb)?
    spread
  • What P is lying under 0 (noun)?
    perjury
  • What Ts are stories which you tell the teacher to get others into trouble (noun)?
    tell tales
  • What H is an elaborate attempt to make people believe something that isn't true (noun)?
    hoax
  • What F is a document, painting or bank note which is not real, but intended to deceive people (noun)?
    forgery
  • What F is a small, unimportant lie (noun)?
    fib
  • What G means to escape without punishment (phrasal verb)?
    get away with
  • What T means that you have been lied to and deceived by someone else (phrasal verb)?
    taken in
  • What W is the colour of lies which are told to protect people or avoid harm (adjective)?
    white
  • 19 What T means to make a formal statement in a court of law (verb)?
    testify
  • What 0 is a formal and serious promise you take, e.g. in a court of law (noun)?
    oath
  • What Rs are pieces of information being passed around which may or may not be true (noun, plural)?
    rumours
  • What E means you make something much bigger or more important than it really is (verb)?
    exaggerate
  • What C means to be unfaithful to your partner (phrasal verb)?
    cheat on (your partner)
  • What B means false, or intended to deceive people (adjective)?
    bogus
  • What E is the reason people give for having done something wrong (noun)?
    excuse
  • 2 What B is how you speak if you tell the truth even if it upsets others (adverb)?
    bluntly
  • What C means to get money by telling people something which is false (verb)?
    conning people