false

Not supporting or being faithful to people you should support

Acting in a way that betrays people who trust you

Likely to betray someone's trust by lying or cheating

Not loyal to a person you trust

A person who is not loyal or honest and who breaks trust

Always supporting a person or group, especially in hard times

Loyal and steady in support of a person, group, or idea

A person or thing you can depend on to be honest

Pretending to be someone else to trick people

To pretend to be someone else to trick people

Finish in a way that leaves people disappointed or unhappy

A warning that something bad is happening when it is not

Asking for an answer of true or false

A crime of lying to get someone's money or things

A made-up name someone uses to hide who they are

Keeping someone somewhere against their will when the law does not allow it

Removable fake teeth that people wear in their mouths

A person who on purpose says something untrue in court

An idea that is not true because of wrong thinking or misunderstanding

A claim that treats two very different things as the same

A wrong action or decision that hurts progress

Painless tightening of the belly before birth that does not make the baby come

Saying false things in court on purpose after promising to tell the truth

A tax report that gives untrue information to avoid paying tax

A hidden board in a box or trunk that makes a secret space for hiding things

A wrong sound in music or a remark that spoils the feeling they wanted

A mask worn to hide the face at a costume party

A short sign of hope that later proves disappointing

A condition when a woman shows signs like missed periods and feeling sick but no baby inside

Pieces of real or fake strands worn on the head to hide thin spots and change style

A fruit like an apple or pear whose edible part comes from other flower parts

A slender crocodile with a long narrow snout from Southeast Asia

A decision by a jury or judge that is not supported by the facts

A North American plant with yellow bell-shaped flowers

A function result of false that shows the action failed

A North American shrub with blue or purple flowers often grown in gardens

A garden plant from North America with a tall stem of two-lipped pink or white flowers

A poisonous mushroom with a wrinkled honeycomb cap that looks like an edible morel

A wild plant like a lily that grows every year with large leaves and thick poisonous roots

A plant that looks like a nettle but does not sting

A plant grown for seeds that give oil for food and cosmetics

A plant like a thistle with red or orange flowers whose seeds make an oil used instead of saffron

A small animal like a scorpion but with no tail or stinger

A North American plant that lives for many years with spikes of blue flowers and gray-green leaves

A North American garden plant with clusters of creamy white flowers that grows in moist shade

An evergreen shrub or small tree from tropical America with soft fruit used as natural soap

A plant that has long thin leaves at the base and small white flowers on a stem

A large bat that eats insects at night, not blood

A bat that eats insects instead of drinking blood

A plant with creamy white flowers that grows in meadows and woods

A brown mushroom that looks like a morel and grows under pines in California and can be poisonous

A group of leaf-like parts under a flower that look like the green outer leaves

A plant with white, pink, or purple flowers like a daisy that blooms in autumn and likes wet ground

A mushroom that looks like the deadly death cap but is usually not poisonous

A North American plant in the mint family with two-lipped pink or white flowers in a spike

A plant from western North America with clumps of low leaves and pale fringed flowers on long stalks

A small spreading shrub with blue-green leaves and small bell-shaped flowers

A small plant with many tiny white flowers that florists use as bouquet filler

A pale plant like the Indian pipe that gets food from dead matter in forests

A climbing bush from North America with small yellow pods holding bright red seeds

A fern in Queensland with leaves like common bracken

A tree with berries that grows in southeastern United States and Mexico

A tall plant with large leaves and white summer flowers that grows in eastern United States woods

A wild plant that looks and smells like garlic but is not used in cooking

A small opening between the false vocal folds in the voice box

A small woodland plant with loose clusters of white spring flowers that grows in damp woods

A tall coarse grass like oat that grows by roadsides, in fields, and is used for animal feed

A small plant like a weed with short dry leaves that looks like a pimpernel

A tall plant that makes a lot of pollen and can cause hay fever or itchy rashes when touched

A North American wild plant with hairy leaves and small yellowish or greenish flowers

A low evergreen plant with yellow flowers used as ground cover

A small plant with white bell-shaped flowers that looks like the true lily of the valley

A bushy wild plant from the western United States with yellow, pea-shaped flowers that look like lupines

A plant from the Americas with pink or red flowers and round fruits

A plant disease caused by a fungus that attacks crops like grapes, potatoes, and melons

American plants that look like mistletoe but are not the true mistletoe

A small plant from eastern North America with thick roots and white flowers tinged pink

A thin plant that lives many years with small white flowers tinged pink

A large extinct North American cat from millions of years ago with long front teeth like later saber-toothed cats

Upper throat folds that protect the airway but do not make sound

One of two thin pieces of tissue above the voice box that do not make sound

A low evergreen plant with thick, strong leaves and white flowers

A cycad plant from southeast India that looks like a palm but is not a true sago

A common plant with fragrant roots used instead of sarsaparilla