the devil is a liar

Used as a harsh repudiation of some statement, stance, or opinion as being a lie or deception. I was told I would never make it in this industry, but the devil is a liar! A: "Tom here says you were the one who took the money." B: "The devil is a liar! I never touched that money, and he knows it!

See also: devil, liar

See also:

another lie nailed to the counter
counter
catch out
caught out
the oldest trick in the book
a fastie
fastie
all the while
a fast one
fast one

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