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Bold Faced Liar 

Someone who lies, and then continues to lie after being proven wrong with facts, and who can't support any of his lies with anything, and quite possibly living on a small hog farm in North Platte, Nebraska.
"The spitter was never arrested!"

(links provided showing that the spitter was taken into custody and handcuffed, meeting the legal definition of "arrested".)

"The spitter was never arrested!"

"And you are a Bold Faced Liar!"
Bold Faced Liar by TruthyTruther April 16, 2010
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bold face lie 

A bold face lie occurs when someone is bold enough to lie to your face, eventhough it's obvious the person is lying.
Shaniqua told her man, Tyrone, a bold face lie when she said the baby was his. It was obvious the child was by a white man--it had blonde hair and blue eyes.
bold face lie by Senica Harris August 3, 2006

bold face lie 

A term used in reference to newspaper headlines printed in bold face type, which are outright lies. Such headlines are only intended to sell newspapers, not to publish truth.
Although Truman won the election, the newspaper headline proclaimed "DEWEY WINS" before the election results were official. At best it was wishful thinking; at worst it was a bold face lie. So much for the credibility of the news media.
bold face lie by hog wire January 18, 2009

Bold face lie 

Sonething mac tells you when he is lieing , not just a lie a bold face lie.
Thats a bold face lie , what a bold face lie , dont bold face lie like mac.
Bold face lie by Brandi m dukes January 1, 2020

boldface lie 

A phrase someone says where they are trying to sound cool but you can clearly tell they are lying.
smart kid: "I totally failed that test"
other kid: "thats a boldface lie"
boldface lie by maximus190 April 28, 2006

Boldface 

In Saint Lucia, it's used as an adverb; synonymous to boldly and without fear. It is used to imply that someone will either say the brutal truth or their honest opinion
1. Bro, I go say it boldface. Di girl not missing, she at her mun house. (Bro, I'll say it boldly. The girl isn't missing, she's at her man's house)
Boldface by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) January 4, 2023

Boldface 

Something that is clearly untrue yet idiots state them anyways.
Guy: Not going to lie ty is a pretty good looking guy.
Hot girls (at once): that's a goddamn boldface!
Guy: Yea that's true, not to mention sugana999 beat him 1v1.
Boldface by eddyuardo March 17, 2010
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