Synonyms for prevaricate are lie, mislead and misinform.
To prevaricate means to lie, or to tell only part of the truth. It may also include one liar's fondness for, "telling the truth in a way no one will believe."
avoiding
The noun form for the verb prevaricate is prevaricator or prevarication.
I hesitate to articulate for fear I may prevaricate.
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Falsify
John always prevaricates, he almost distorts the truth and actually believes it.
How dare you calling me a liar.
to avoid, to dodge, to escape, to elude, to shirk, to equivocate, to prevaricate
1st off, "analogy" is the correct spelling for the fourth word in the question. 2ndly, to "prevaricate" is to lie, to give false witness/testimony, to state non-facts as though they were facts. That is the "true" definition of prevaricate. However, most dictionaries bow to the users of that word in saying that it is not *actually* lying, but merely "almost" lying or just leaving some parts out...deception via word play...http://www.answers.com/topic/prevaricate?method=26&initiator=WANS (re: only certain types of sexual acts actually being part of a "sexual relationship" with someone or even actual "sex" with a person.) In truth "prevaricating" is what the extreme upper class (or lawyers) call the lies told by them and all of the other very extreme upper class (or legal) family and friends they keep, because, of course, only the lower classes (or people who don't have good lawyers) actually tell "lies."
Reparation Desparation Cogitation Integration Need I go on? :}
You have to go and see your regular doctor and ask for a medical prevaricate case and you can then do the full set.