Another way to say “lie”

A lie — flat-out untrue, inflated, or an exaggerated claim. "Capping" (verb) is the act of lying. "No cap" means no lie; "cap" on its own means "that's not true." Dropped into chat or replies as a one-word accusation: 🧢.

Someone who pretends to be a different person online, usually with stolen or AI-generated photos, to trick people into online relationships. Named after the 2010 documentary "Catfish" and its MTV spinoff. Modern catfish pass video calls with deepfake filters — verification is now its own niche skill.

The cap emoji (🧢) means "that's a lie" or "no way that's true." A visual stand-in for the word "cap" — drop it under a tweet or post to call BS without typing anything at all.

Se dit ironiquement pour signifier que l’on n’est pas dupe de ce qu’on nous raconte.

Qui se plaît à faire des cachotteries.

ato ou efeito de armar

ato de enganar, mentir, lorotar

algo falso com aparência de verdadeiro, usado propositadamente para enganar; coisa falsa; objeto ludibrioso; engano

mentiroso, enganador; embusteiro

Crear un estado de confusión en alguien.

To tamper with or alter; to cook up.

Faire mystère d’une ou de plusieurs choses peu importantes.