False

What do we mean by false?

Contrary to fact or truth. adjective

Deliberately untrue. adjective

Arising from mistaken ideas. adjective

Intentionally deceptive. adjective

Not keeping faith; treacherous: synonym: faithless. adjective

Not genuine or real. adjective

Erected temporarily, as for support during construction. adjective

Resembling but not accurately or properly designated as such. adjective

Of incorrect pitch. adjective

Unwise; imprudent. adjective

Indicating one of two possible values taken by a variable in Boolean logic or a binary device. adjective

In a treacherous or faithless manner. adverb

Additional; assistant; subsidiary; supplementary; temporary; used to supplement or temporarily displace something: as, the false work or supports for a bridge which is under construction.

Falsely.—To play false, to play one false

To mislead by falsehood; deceive; betray.

To defeat; balk; evade.

To violate by want of veracity; falsify.

To render false, treacherous, or dishonest.

To feign, as a blow; aim by way of a feint.

To be false; deceive; practise deceit.

One of two options on a true-or-false test.

An answer that indicates an incorrect statement. Urban Dictionary

Use in place of no Urban Dictionary

Whenever someone asks you any question just say false to look like an idiot. Urban Dictionary

To slap someone with the back of your hand in a painful manner. It's a common word in pidgin, used to intimidate or to initiate physical fights. Urban Dictionary

1. not true 2. incorrect Urban Dictionary

Saying something is false means that it would be wrong, and a useless thing to do. When something can be done better or is not at all of satisfactory manor its false. Urban Dictionary

A statement/person that is stupid. Urban Dictionary

A mistake or blunder of one's judgement. Urban Dictionary

Basically someone that's not telling the truth. Like calling someone a liar, except you'd say they were "falsing". Urban Dictionary

Dwight Schute's signature reply in The Office A reply to something not true, or reply to any fact that Dwight Schrute does not agree with. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to false:
false, farse, fase, valse, halse, salse, falsie, alse, fale, falso, falke, fasse, falwe, fals, falle, fause, falsa, falte, falsi, falce.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word false:
pretenses, misleading, accusation, alarm, accusations, prophets, statements, imprisonment, testimony, memories, prophet, impression, allegations, confession, rumors, passport, true, claims, promises, fraud, statement, witness, charges, truth, teeth, advertising, logic, positive, belief, documents, conspiracy, identity, gods, starts, accounting, self, sentence, killer, negative, error, identification, arrest, guilty, beliefs, claim, papers, flag, reports, information, sense, alleged.

Words that rhyme with false:
waltz, haulse, lafalce.

Adjectives that are often used to describe false:
true, logical, answer, itemactive, static, return, libidinous, wearisome, literal, visible, underline, ours, boolean, specify, and, move, doubly, chorus, completely, isvalid, adverbs, unsigned, value, leaved, select, infamous, null, vacuous, negations, cdtrue, dtrue, insufficient.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective false:
sense, prophets, impression, positives, alarm, statements, witness, information, alarms, prophet, gods, teeth, position, consciousness, statement, starts, step, belief, hopes, pretences, teachers, beliefs, reports, doctrine, accusations, ideas, negatives, idea, imprisonment, pretenses, report, assumption, claims, name, results, hope, pride, notions, religion, accusation, promises, modesty, self, charges, testimony, witnesses, assumptions, rate, evidence, security, notion, doctrines, start, note, conclusions, membrane, representations, bottom, image, impressions, move, representation, charge, teaching, friends, god, conclusion, dichotomy, economy, light, view, premises, memories, conception, picture, opinion, claim, advertising, papers, principles, views, hair, appearance, friend, philosophy, interpretation, religions, names, expectations, premise, opinions, news, analogy, shame, dawn, reasoning.

Consonant match to false:
folse.

Words that sound like false:
false, falls, falce, fouls, fowls, folles, falz, fall, feels, fools, faults, fails, files, fills, faul, fells, fulls, foals, fals, foils, phils, fales, fels, fils, falso, falsie, fawley, falser, philes, fause, folz, faule, falsa, filz, pfalz, fausse, follow, foul, folly, fowl, foss, foll, follo, folley, fos, faal, follie, fosse, fouse, fala, falo, phos, fallo, fali, follis, folla, foule, folle, foulkes, falah, falu, fahl, pfahl, fowlie, fowlkes, folli, face, fail, fault, fallow, fal, falt, faller, fass, fale, -ful, falla, falle, fallis, fauld, fawaz, faus, faille, fallers, falli, falks, faley, failla, faulks, faunce, fahs, falsch, falus, fa la, falx, -phile, faulds, fasse, fallaw, fal la.