bullshitter's Usage Examples:

Matthew McManus points out that it is more precise to identify Trump as a bullshitter whose sole interest is to persuade, and not a liar, (e.

Gergen, a Stanford University colleague stated that some people in the department called him a bullshitter', a conclusion with which Cahalan appeared to be in agreement, although, Abbott writes, [s]he cannot be completely certain that Rosenhan cheated.

I used to be known as a bullshitter but that didn"t pay anything.

bloocher – a "bullshitter"; also, a masturbator.

“But some people in the department called him a bullshitter,” Kenneth Gergen says.

Frankfurt explains how bullshitters or people who are bullshitting are distinct as they are not focused on the truth.

"NSFW: Don"t bullshit a reformed bullshitter; the off-the-record gravy train stops here".

University colleague stated that "some people in the department called him a bullshitter", a conclusion with which Cahalan appeared to be in agreement, although.

The liar cares about the truth and attempts to hide it; the bullshitter doesn"t care if what they say is true or false, but rather only cares.

"Britain believes Israeli PM Netanyahu is an "armour-plated bullshitter" – Alastair Campbell".

There wasn"t a bullshitter in sight.

December 1997, Robert Christgau appraised the album negatively: "Ever the bullshitter, the St.

Martha Watkins, who Watkins describes as “this incredible dynamo, a great bullshitter", and Paul Watkins, a former member of Charles Manson"s "Family".