| outright lie | 1.78 | It was an outright lie. | ||
| unplayable lie | 1.45 | He had to take an unplayable lie. | ||
| bad lie | 1.38 | Bad lie, deep grass. | ||
| good lie | 1.32 | I had a good lie. | ||
| spreading lie | 1.12 | NATO has accused state television in Serbia of spreading lies. | ||
| blatant lie | 0.72 | It was obviously a blatant lie. | ||
| little lie | 0.72 | There were also little lies. | ||
| downhill lie | 0.53 | Some drives provide a downhill lie to a green that rests in a hollow. | ||
| preferred lie | 0.53 | Still, the Huskies will have a preferred lie playing on its homecourt. | ||
| public lie | 0.53 | Bradley said that anytime a president or public official lies, he undermines his authority. | ||
| complete lie | 0.46 | It may be a complete lie. | ||
| official lie | 0.46 | Those were the official lies. | ||
| outrageous lie | 0.46 | It was an outrageous lie, of course. | ||
| damned lie | 0.39 | There are lies and there are damned lies. | ||
| difficult lie | 0.39 | Using a sand wedge, Forsman stabbed his chip shot from a difficult lie and mis-hit it badly. | ||
| flat-out lie | 0.39 | That allegation is a flat-out lie. | ||
| malicious lie | 0.39 | Flynn called the allegation a malicious lie. | ||
| ahead lie | 0.33 | Ahead lies hope but yet fulfilment. | ||
| better lie | 0.33 | Is not this lie better than dirty honesty? | ||
| deliberate lie | 0.33 | That is a deliberate lie. |