prevaricade 

A barrier or wall of lies meant to impede or stop someone from finding out the truth; from the words prevaricate and barrier.

Without any help, I was unable to pierce the dictator's prevaricade.

prevaricade by HydraCerebus February 21, 2006

prevaricator 

A fancy word for liar.

Tim your such a liar
You mean prevaricator, Jack

prevaricator by Prevaricator November 12, 2017

Prevaricate 

PrevaricateTo purposefully give answers that have nothing to do with the question that was asked.

Prevaricate When asked "Approximately how much did you cut cut the funding for housing vouchers?" The Secretary answered "I don't have the numbers in front of me."

Prevaricate by Curmudgeonous October 24, 2017

prevaricate 

To deviate from the truth.

Maintaining a good golf score required Marc prevaricate.

prevaricate by Anonymous April 7, 2003

prevaracate

(v) a physical reaction that is confused with an orgasm when you are engaged in drunken sex with a woman you took home from the bar.

When I got home, I realized I had only prevaracated, but I was so happy to be done with I didn't mind.

prevaracate by Cushman February 23, 2009