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impel
  • - force little devil to drive back the french
  • - Cheeky devil lying about the French press
  • - It may force one politician to join the Spanish
  • - One member with the Spanish force
  • - Force to lie atrociously about a politician
  • - Urge one forward to limp awkwardly around the East
  • - drive the member of parliament to lie
  • - force a little devil to drive back the french
  • - drive one politician to meet the spanish
  • - push the spanish with a spirit of mischief
  • - drive one politician to the spanish
  • - drive a mile, maybe, round the capital of poland
  • - drive one politician to take on the spanish
  • - mischievous child has the french back to drive
  • - drive in the interim pell-mell
  • - Drive Hillman, perhaps, with the Parisian in reverse
  • - Bring about prime spots for timepieces before lake
  • - Rogue on the Spanish force
  • - Press into action
  • - Force terrible lie about politician
  • - Press: 'Politician admitted to awful lie'
  • - Troublemaker on the Spanish force
  • - Mischievous person joins the Spanish force
  • - Single member with the Spanish force
  • - Spur on back of heel that is carrying mountie over the top
  • - Press on
  • - Press forward
  • - Press onward
  • - Press
  • - Drive little devil to join the Spanish
  • - force is mile at sea outside portugal
  • - Big map we all used off and on for drive
  • - drive shown by frenchman in refined pile
  • - To find a penny in a crooked mile may incite one to action
  • - drive a politician into a stupid lie?
  • - I'm training learner to drive
  • - Force, urge
  • - drive forward parliamentarian that is constraining liberal
  • - Spirit initially expresses life force
  • - Drive mischief-maker to English lake
  • - Drive one mile, exercise taken by learner
  • - drive in, some claim, pell-mell
  • - One politician with extremely exceptional drive
  • - Drive or urge forward
  • - To drive forward
  • - Force politician into clumsy lie
  • - Forcefully motivate
  • - Drive to park in roughly a mile
  • - Make proceed
  • - I mostly speed round motorway and drive on
  • - Push or force
  • - Drive roughly a mile out, where there's parking
  • - Urge on a naughty child, another one not following
  • - pressure (to)
  • - Drive to action
  • - Drive, force or urge
  • - Force pear initially into lime mixture
  • - drive forward one representative by rail
  • - Push to action
  • - Cause to move
  • - Urge into motion
  • - Force forwards
  • - Tennis great Borg
  • - Cause to act
  • - Coerce
  • - Urge to action
  • - Drive onward
  • - Apply pressure to
  • - Drive on
  • - Push into action
  • - Two mischievous creatures lacking female drive
  • - Urge or force into action
  • - Urge forward
  • - Push forward
  • - Drive mile out to secure parking
  • - Drive mile crazily without parking
  • - Drive mile senselessly without parking
  • - Force politician into convoluted lie
  • - Pressure to get into lime dress for drive
  • - Drive shown by politician with energy in middle of bill
  • - Force onward
  • - Force's exceptional policemen, drunk once, getting sacked
  • - Drive mile in one short shower
  • - Urge along
  • - Force forward
  • - Drive ahead
  • - Move forward
  • - Drive empty limousine, parking near motorway turning
  • - Urge leaders of Iran's missile programme to grasp central guidelines
  • - Drive old Hillman to centre of Ashby-de-la-Zouch
  • - Urge to act
  • - This writer's three-quarter length coat is at bottom of drive
  • - Urge or propel
  • - Actuate
  • - Drive along
  • - Force into motion
  • - Force to go
  • - Force an action
  • - Force into action
  • - Urge ahead
  • - Constrain
  • - Give a nudge
  • - Give motion to
  • - Apply force
  • - Force to move
  • - Exert moral pressure
  • - Drive by force.
  • - Drive forward
  • - Thrust forward
  • - Thrust
  • - Urge
  • - Urge onward
  • - Set in motion
  • - Apostate
  • - Galvanize
  • - Get going
  • - Motivate
  • - Spur
  • - Excite to action.
  • - Incite to action.
  • - See 41 Down
  • - ...... pressure
  • - Force
  • - Drive-...
  • - Egg on
  • - Goad
  • - Spur on
  • - Push
  • - Force along
  • - Incite
  • - Encourage
  • - Urge on
  • - Force has trouble-maker held after dropping case
  • - drive a politician into a shocking lie
  • - some claim pelicans use force
pinnacle
  • - outstanding point of the hostelry situated in a different place
  • - Tip a pound to be let into the boat
  • - The highest point left in a boat
  • - Pop up, running clean to the top
  • - Highest point, of success perhaps
  • - Knocks back fizz - swallowing cold, quick drink is always a highpoint
  • - Highest point of success
  • - Nip back half on account of the foreign summit
  • - Skittle 17 out -- high point
  • - High point
  • - Highest point
  • - Topmost point
  • - a high, pointed piece of rock
  • - nice plan to reach the top
  • - the point of a clean pin
  • - top hostelry in unusual place
  • - Sodium chloride in tree top
  • - Top desire to pinch lab salt
  • - Crown sticks rebellious clan in wood
  • - top left aboard boat
  • - It's all down hill from here
  • - Nice plan to reconstruct summit
  • - Top crest
  • - Top pastry contains ultimate in Himalayan salt, according to chemist
  • - High pointed rock
  • - Apex(Used today)
  • - Salt deposited in tree's crown
  • - Summit hotel in strange place
  • - Top tavern in place abroad
  • - See boat crossing lake from mountain summit
  • - Designed place around hotel summit
  • - Left pail rotating in tree top
  • - Local wearing whitish City sports top
  • - Gothic finial
  • - Spire
  • - Highest peak
  • - Lofty peak
  • - Crowning achievement
  • - Highest level
  • - Summit
  • - Apex
  • - Culmination
  • - Zenith
  • - It's all downhill from here
  • - Acme
  • - Peak
  • - Salt tablet with nail on top
  • - inaccessible ----, summit on skye
liar
  • - Bald-faced person?
  • - Ananias or Sapphira.
  • - "You know that it would be untrue, you know that I would be a ......"
  • - "Be bad, but at least don't be a ....": Tolstoy
  • - Deceptive person
  • - Untrustworthy person
  • - Dishonest person
  • - One not to be trusted
  • - The boy who cried wolf, e.g
  • - Deceitful person
  • - Untruthful person
  • - Person telling fibs
  • - Person who makes things up
  • - Undependable person
  • - One who should fail a polygraph test
  • - Person who isn't 24-Across
  • - Pants-on-fire person
  • - Incredible person
  • - Person not to be trusted
  • - Inventor who doesn't receive patents?
  • - Overly inventive person
  • - Person apt to say the wrong thing
  • - Train line going the wrong way — one's not to be trusted
  • - One whose word shouldn't be trusted
  • - Person who tells fibs
  • - Rail about untruthful person
  • - One who spreads falsehoods
  • - One who cooks a story?
  • - Person who might be 'compulsive' or 'pathological'
  • - Double-talker
  • - Disorderly courtroom outburst
  • - Disinformant
  • - Definitely not a reliable source
  • - Defendant's shout at times
  • - Deceptive type
  • - Cry from the wrongly accused
  • - Crock maker
  • - Creator of stories
  • - Creator of fiction
  • - Con artist, for one
  • - Con artist, essentially
  • - Common courtroom shout in whodunits
  • - Charlatan, e.g.
  • - Character in some logic problems
  • - Canard-spreader
  • - Calumniator, for one
  • - Barack Obama, according to Joe Wilson
  • - Awful reporter
  • - Aretha lyric "You're a ...... and you're a cheat"
  • - Aretha "You're a ...... and you're a cheat"
  • - Applesauce manufacturer?
  • - Angler, sometimes
  • - Ananais
  • - Alibi provider, sometimes
  • - Accusatory retort
  • - A Carrey persona
  • - "You prevaricator!"
  • - "That's totally false!"
  • - "That is so not true!"
  • - "Show Me What I'm Looking For" rockers Carolina ......
  • - "Show Me What I'm Looking For" Carolina ......
  • - "Pants on fire" sort
  • - "I'm Not Calling You a ......" Florence and the Machine
  • - "I don't believe you!"
  • - "Billy ......": Courtenay film
  • - "Billy ......," 1963 film
  • - "Billy .........." (Keith Waterhouse satire)
  • - "Big Fat ---" (2002 film)
  • - "A ...... should have a good memory": Quintilian
  • - "A ...... believes no one" (old saying)
  • - "... ......, pants on fire!"
  • - ...... paradox (logic class subject)
  • - ...... dice (bluffer's game)
  • - Iago, for one
  • - Fable creator
  • - Munchausen, e.g.
  • - Yarn maker?
  • - Yarn source
  • - Pinocchio, for one
  • - Ananias, for one
  • - Polygraph failer
  • - Unreliable witness.
  • - Makeup artist?
  • - "Tell me the truth!"
  • - Taleteller
  • - Storyteller of a sort
  • - Duplicitous one
  • - Double-dealer
  • - Inventive sort
  • - Trust buster
  • - Spinner of yarns
  • - Snake oil salesman
  • - Inventive type
  • - Moonshine maker
  • - 'That's --!' ('Not true!')
  • - "That's --!" ("Not so!")
  • - Defense attorney's challenge
  • - Storyteller
  • - Con artist
  • - Con man
  • - Dice
  • - 'None of that is true!'
  • - Habitual
  • - Creative sort
  • - Fabricator
  • - Great pretender
  • - Treacherous sort
  • - Second-story man
  • - Disreputable one
  • - Untrustworthy one
  • - Phony
  • - Charlatan
  • - Fraud.
  • - Untrue
  • - Mythomaniac
  • - You shouldn't believe one
  • - Storyteller in Westphalia remembered
  • - Fibber
  • - Word rhymed with 'Pants on fire'
  • - Overly inventive one
  • - One needing new, unburned pants?
  • - Heated accusation
  • - Tale tweaker
  • - Pinocchio, at times
  • - Pinocchio, notoriously
  • - Untruthful one
  • - Teller of fibs
  • - Deceptive sort
  • - Pinocchio, famously
  • - Truth stretcher
  • - Unreliable one
  • - Polygraph flunker
  • - Totally dishonest speaker
  • - "You're not telling the truth!"
  • - Pseudologist
  • - Dramatic courtroom shout
  • - False witness in Australia rearrested
  • - Fact fudger
  • - Truth twister
  • - Pinocchio, e.g
  • - Source of whoppers
  • - Tall tale teller
  • - Deceiver
  • - One blowing smoke
  • - One with pants on fire?
  • - Deceitful sort
  • - Unreliable narrator, at times
  • - Fib teller
  • - Perjurer, e.g
  • - Yarn spinner
  • - Backing track tells a story but not necessarily the right one
  • - Bad romantic partner
  • - Dishonest sort
  • - 'Beautiful ......' (Beyonce & Shakira song)
  • - Fish-story spinner
  • - 'Not true!'
  • - Prevaricating sort
  • - Teller of fish stories
  • - Source of 'alternative facts'
  • - 'That's baloney!'
  • - Contradictory shout
  • - Fabulist
  • - Untrustworthy sort
  • - Prevaricator
  • - Teller of tall tales
  • - Pork pies purveyor?
  • - Word repeated before "pants on fire"
  • - Tall story teller
  • - Fiction expert
  • - Upset for bar bouncer, say
  • - Giver of 'alternative facts'
  • - Worse than a thief? Half palliard?
  • - False witness
  • - One whose pants are on fire, figuratively
  • - Story teller
  • - Shout of denial
  • - Scammer in action
  • - Storyteller in regalia recounting
  • - Untruth teller
  • - Teller of yarns
  • - One supplying pork pies in bar on the counter
  • - Deceitful one
  • - Storyteller in Australia remembered
  • - Sound of stringed instrument, one telling a story
  • - Duplicitous fellow
  • - 'Tell the truth!'
  • - Dissembler
  • - Courtroom outburst
  • - One with flaming pants, presumably
  • - Unreliable informant
  • - Reporter of fake news
  • - "Pants on fire" fellow
  • - Pinocchio, notably
  • - Teller of tales
  • - Tale teller
  • - Not so
  • - Emphatic denial
  • - Super-duper
  • - Fido's warning
  • - One beyond belief?
  • - Contemptible one
  • - Skate park bar
  • - Billy ..., comic novel
  • - you can't believe in him giving £50 with a warm heart!
  • - anna sorokin, often
  • - word chanted before "pants on fire"
  • - Make-up artist impressed by Julia Roberts
  • - Pinocchio, sometimes
  • - "... ...", film with Jim Carrey
  • - billy fisher, played by tom courtenay, say
  • - Non-truth teller
  • - He never tells the truth
  • - half a jim carrey movie title
  • - Big fibber
  • - "big fat ......" (movie in which paul giamatti turns blue)
  • - one sharing falsehoods
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