Question

prevaricate

Accepted Answer

(v.) to speak equivocally or evasively, i.e., to lie;
The mayor's desperate attempt to prevaricate about the scandal was transparent to the voters.
His mother knew no one else could have done it, but the child foolishly prevaricated about the stain on the rug.

Front	prevaricate
Back	(v.) to speak equivocally or evasively, i.e., to lie; The mayor's desperate attempt to prevaricate about the scandal was transparent to the voters. His mother knew no one else could have done it, but the child foolishly prevaricated about the stain on the rug.

Prevaricate V Speak Equivocally Evasively I.E Lie Mayor's