you're lying; yeah, right; liar
A blunt interjection used to call someone a liar or express disbelief. Often used in casual, confrontational, or joking contexts. Equivalent to 'You're lying!' or 'Yeah, right!'.
See also: 嘘つけ
"I met a celebrity yesterday." "You're lying!"
"I got a perfect score on the test." "Yeah, right, there's no way."
Standard kanji spelling for this interjection.
Alternate kanji spelling using 吐く for 'to tell a lie'.
Irregular kanji usage; 付ける is not standard for 'to tell a lie'.
Imperative form of 嘘をつく (to tell a lie), literally meaning 'tell a lie!'. Used idiomatically as an interjection.