exaggerator

[ig-za-juh-rayt-er]

noun

1. someone or something that exaggerates.

Example Sentences

White House officials disputed the characterization of Mr. Biden as a serial exaggerator and emphasized the contrast with his predecessor.

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Since 1994, only one Kentucky Derby runner-up came back to win the Preakness — Exaggerator in 2016.

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Hoppert: He is a son of the 2016 Preakness winner Exaggerator and the most experienced in the field, having run nine races.

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He calls Stepp "the biggest exaggerator I've ever met in my life".

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In one entry, Hartman allegedly said "when it comes to suffering, I am a compulsive liar/exaggerator."

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