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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'lying through teeth' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe someone who is blatantly lying or speaking untruthfully. For example, "He was caught lying through his teeth when none of his excuses could be verified."
Idiom
Lie through your teeth.
Someone who is always lying, regardless of what people know, lies through their teeth.
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"Haggerty's been lying through his teeth".
They are lying through their teeth.
I think he's lying through his teeth".
That's because Mikaiah is lying through his teeth.
"You're lying through your teeth!" she tells him.
"No, thanks," I said, lying through my teeth.
And any journalist who tries to say we're not is lying through his teeth.
"I do a bit of writing," I said, lying through my teeth.
"Everything they told us made sense," she said, "but they were lying through their teeth.
Or it's possible that he's just lying through his teeth.
"This is hip-hop," I tell her, lying through my teeth.
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