barefaced

But if the boss man wanted him barefaced, who was he to argue?

It shows you barefaced, grinning, while hiking with family or friends.

It is our custom not to look upon them when they are barefaced."

It was as simple as only a barefaced lie could be.

Gave a deeper meaning to the term barefaced liar, that was for sure.

"The road is littered with the dead, all staring barefaced.

Even the eight inches wasn't enough to walk across on barefaced brick.

"You lied to me, barefaced and at a particularly poignant moment.

That barefaced world is not a world at all.

He tore the hood right off his head, so they hung him barefaced."

Perhaps it was unavoidable that freedom of the press should have so soon opened the way to barefaced propaganda.

She'd go barefaced as a baby and throw her charge plate in the nearest sewer.

Avoiding questions and not informing was one thing, but barefaced falsehoods quite another.

Take the barefaced woman back to the ship.

"Surely there have been others," I said, wondering how he could tell barefaced lies and still sound so convincing.

This was not a pleasant thought In fact it was a barefaced insult.

The three soldiers alongside him were barefaced, pimply boys.

I was shocked to see her standing there, obviously caught, like a schoolgirl, in a barefaced lie.

"It would have proved to him that we were weak enough to let him get away with a barefaced lie!"

Outwardly very respectful - but she shut me up in the most barefaced way.'

"I'm not letting him out of this room until I find out what's happened to his hair, and why he's going around telling barefaced lies."

To me it was the most barefaced, shameless piece of imposture that I had ever witnessed.

The city women sniggered and poked each other whenever they saw me, the barefaced whores.

Miss Ophelia was so indignant at the barefaced lie, that she caught the child and shook her.