| Tarzan's "rope" | 29 |
| It made Tarzan a swinger | 24 |
| Climber in hot regions | 22 |
| Former NPR host Hansen | 22 |
| Hansen of public radio | 22 |
| Retired NPR host Hansen | 23 |
| "South Park" mom | 26 |
| Pinocchio, notoriously | 22 |
| One not to be believed | 22 |
| "You made that up!" | 29 |
| Title role for Jim Carrey | 25 |
| Polygraph flunker, probably | 27 |
| One who serves up whoppers | 26 |
| Comeback to an accusation | 25 |
| Baron Munchausen, e.g. | 22 |
| Unreliable witness, e.g. | 24 |
| Teller of fish stories | 22 |
| One with pants on fire? | 23 |
| One with flaming pants? | 23 |
| One with burning pants? | 23 |
| One with a forked tongue | 24 |
| One who is not straight | 23 |
| One might be pathological | 25 |
| One good at stretching? | 23 |
| Long-nosed Pinocchio, e.g. | 26 |
| Half a Jim Carrey movie | 23 |
| Cry in a mudslinging contest | 28 |
| Worst possible witness | 22 |
| Stereotypical debate outburst | 29 |
| Speaker with forked tongue | 26 |
| Pinocchio, with a long nose | 27 |
| Pinocchio, periodically | 23 |
| Person who's not straight | 29 |
| Person who tells big stories | 28 |
| Part of a Carrey title | 22 |
| One writing a lot of fiction? | 29 |
| One with his pants on fire? | 27 |
| One whose pants are on fire? | 28 |
| One whose pants are on fire | 27 |
| One who's not upright | 25 |
| One who's not straight | 26 |
| One who's incredible | 24 |
| One who flaunts his B.S. | 24 |
| One who embroiders to excess | 28 |
| One who commits perjury | 23 |
| One who breaks a court oath | 27 |
| One not telling the truth | 25 |
| One guilty of pseudologia | 25 |
| One given to tergiversation | 27 |
| One given to stretchers | 23 |
| Mudslinger's charge | 23 |
| Megadeth song about fibber? | 27 |
| Libeler, almost by definition | 29 |
| Jim Carrey, in a 1997 movie | 27 |
| He speaks with forked tongue | 28 |
| Half a Jim Carrey title | 23 |
| Half a Jim Carrey film title | 28 |
| Epithet used in politics | 24 |
| Disorderly courtroom outburst | 29 |
| Cry from the wrongly accused | 28 |
| Con artist, essentially | 23 |
| Applesauce manufacturer? | 24 |
| Alibi provider, sometimes | 25 |
| "You prevaricator!" | 29 |
| "Pants-on-fire" guy | 29 |
| "Pants on fire" guy | 29 |
| ___ dice (bluffer's game) | 29 |
| Start of a rhyming taunt | 24 |
| 1997 Jim Carrey comedy | 22 |
| Masters of misinformation | 25 |
| They're not on the level | 28 |
| They need good memories | 23 |
| They serve up whoppers | 22 |
| Tribe in some logic puzzles | 27 |
| They're not to be trusted | 29 |
| They're not straight | 24 |
| They aren't straight | 24 |
| Tellers of twisted tales | 24 |
| Specialists in storytelling? | 28 |
| People detected by polygraphs | 29 |
| Ones with fictional accounts | 28 |
| Ones with burning britches? | 27 |
| Ones not to be trusted | 22 |
| Munchhausen and Ananias | 23 |
| ___ poker (dollar bill game) | 28 |
| Word with women's or ad | 27 |
| Word in some rights movements | 29 |
| Word in political movements | 27 |
| Word after ad or women's | 28 |
| Prog. Cons. rival, in Canada | 28 |
| Political party in G.B. | 23 |
| Place with stacks: Abbr. | 24 |
| P. Martin or J. Chretien | 24 |
| NOW movement, for short | 23 |
| Left-winger, for short | 22 |
| Full rights, for short | 22 |
| Escape from bondage, briefly | 28 |
| Conservative's foe: Abbr. | 29 |
| Ad- -- (play it by ear) | 23 |
| Ad or women's follower | 26 |