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Arbiter a person who decides disputed issues Disingenuous not straightforward; lacking in sincerity; pretending to know less than one actually does Egregious outrageously bad; clearly wrong or illegal Exculpate to free from guilt or blame Fabricate 1. concoct in order to deceive 2. to create or build Heinous hatefully evil Incorrigible unable to be reformed; difficult to control Jurisprudence the philosophy or science of law; a system of laws Libel a written or published falsehood injuring the reputation of the written piece's subject (n); to lie maliciously in print about someone (v) Litigious prone to filing lawsuits (adj) Notorious widely and unfavorably known, infamous (adj) Plausible credible; appearing to be true (adj) Slander false charges and malicious statements about someone (n); to make false charges against someone (v) Unfetter set free of restrictions or bonds (v) Vindicate free from blame (v)