- - "Traffic was terrible," maybe
- - "i swear i didn't eat your leftovers," maybe
- - Invented story
- - Tell a short story?
- - Story, perhaps
- - "This tastes delicious!," maybe
- - Spare a friend's feelings, maybe
- - Statement made while crossing the fingers, maybe
- - Little story
- - Trumped-up story
- - Small story
- - It's not a very big story
- - Suspect story, maybe
- - Kid's story
- - Tell a story, say
- - Cock-and-bull story
- - '...... story'
- - Tiny lie
- - Female with one book that's not true
- - invention of little consequence
- - Bend the truth, a little
- - Tiny little lie
- - lie, feigning innocence [believable at first]
- - Barely stretch the truth
- - Untruth that doesn't matter much
- - Minor lie
- - "You've hardly aged a bit," usually
- - Whopper fitting into bed to start with
- - Looking backwards through bifocals, can be found misleading
- - Simple lie
- - Small fabrication
- - a small lie?
- - Just a lie
- - Meager lie
- - Petty lie
- - Tell untruth
- - Tell falsehood
- - Mini-whopper
- - Distortion
- - Wee tale
- - Truth-stretcher's unit
- - Truth evasion
- - Trivial untruth
- - Trivial falsehood
- - Tell trivial lie
- - Tell some tales
- - Tell a minor untruth
- - Teensy lie
- - Tallish tale
- - Slight exaggeration
- - Slab of baloney
- - Pinocchio utterance
- - Not-so-tall tale
- - Minor deception
- - Mild untruth
- - Low-key lie
- - Little liar's lapse
- - Insignificant lie
- - BS
- - Tell ...... (lie)
- - Tell a lie
- - Mendacity
- - A lie
- - Half-truth?
- - Little lie
- - Small untruth
- - Whopper Jr.?
- - Minor untruth
- - Tell an untruth
- - Tiny tale
- - White lie
- - "I'm five minutes away," often
- - Do a little stretching?
- - Tell a tale
- - Bit of fudge?
- - Subtract a year or two from one's age, say
- - Teeny lie
- - Innocuous falsehood
- - It's petty but misleading
- - Little untruth
- - Bit of baloney from someone's mouth?
- - Whopper junior?
- - It's not quite a whopper
- - Fudge a fact
- - Small stretch
- - Bit of baloney
- - It's not a bad lie
- - Something that might be said with fingers crossed behind the back
- - Minor misstatement
- - It's a piece of fiction involving characters in Franz Josef I biography
- - Petty falsehood
- - Small lie
- - Not quite a whopper
- - Little white 64-Down
- - Little white lie
- - Lie a little
- - Wee lie
- - Small invention
- - Casual invention
- - Piece of fudge
- - Embroider, perhaps
- - Teensy tale
- - Teeny tale
- - Minor falsehood
- - Not a very big invention
- - Fudging of fact
- - Minor invention
- - Taradiddle
- - "I didn't know I was speeding, officer," e.g.
- - Stretch the truth
- - Tell a white lie
- - Trivial lie
- - Stretching of the truth
- - Trumped-up bit
- - Piece of misinformation
- - It's more than a stretch
- - It may be said while crossing the fingers
- - Much less than a whopper
- - Embellishment, perhaps
- - Myth statement?
- - Wee whopper
- - Tell a little lie
- - Take lying down?
- - Not so tall a tale
- - Harmless lie
- - Tiny untruth
- - Small tale
- - There's no truth to it
- - Create fiction?
- - Stretch the truth a bit
- - Not be entirely truthful
- - Inconsequential invention
- - Inconsequential lie
- - Petty prevarication
- - Bit of truth-stretching
- - Piece of disinformation
- - Not quite a truth
- - "The dog ate my homework," e.g.
- - Bit of fiction
- - Tale
- - Fabricate
- - Exaggerate
- - Lie
- - Untruth
- - Tell tales
- - Make stuff up
- - Don't believe it
- - Be untruthful
- - Tell a tall tale
- - Falsehood
- - Tall tale
- - Prevaricate
- - Bend the truth
- - Fudge the facts
- - Polygraph detection
- - Stretch out
- - No clue
- - Whopper
- - a defibrillator to lie in?
- - Unimportant lie
- - Stretch the truth a little
- - tell childish lies
- - If turning black, don't tell the truth
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