concoct

What they may not be able to do is to concoct a good story to go with them.

I would concoct a story, make up all of the parts.

Tell him what has happened, and then concoct a good story to cover us.

But on the way home he concocted the big lie.

And what a role he has concocted for his star, who just happens to be himself.

Was that a real place, or something she had concocted in her dream?

That's why you're so willing to go along with the case the police have concocted.

So they concocted a whole story to go along with the discovery.

They had probably concocted the scheme of her coming here together.

He has even concocted a digital photograph to show us what it would look like.

Though he'd known one or two in his time who were certainly willing to concoct it.

She and Jane had concocted this plan the day before.

Who would even have the knowledge to concoct such a sick game?

But this looks like something concocted by someone's struggling high school art student.

There are 256 rules you can concoct to play this simple game.

"I told him everything and between us we concocted a plan.

In fact, someone should write an article on the drugs they've concocted.

He's going to be able to concoct an explanation that will hold up.

"I want to let people see that the characters they love are not just concocted," he said.

The suit says the events in the article were concocted.

He'd concoct a way to rescue his baby daughter then.

He then concocted this dressing, which, like the play, became a hit.

What plan is she concocting to spice up her life?

We concoct a story and then let it leak out.

His real reason for being there was odd enough without having to concoct others.