alibi

alibi synonyms

excuse compare alibi and excuse
pretext compare alibi and pretext
plea compare alibi and plea
vindication compare alibi and vindication
justification compare alibi and justification
explanation compare alibi and explanation
song and dance compare alibi and song and dance
cop-out compare alibi and cop-out
cover compare alibi and cover
reason compare alibi and reason
mitigation compare alibi and mitigation
self-justification compare alibi and self-justification
story compare alibi and story
defense compare alibi and defense
rationalization compare alibi and rationalization
exculpation compare alibi and exculpation
extenuation compare alibi and extenuation
pretense compare alibi and pretense
line compare alibi and line
stall compare alibi and stall
whitewash compare alibi and whitewash
clear compare alibi and clear
apology compare alibi and apology
subterfuge compare alibi and subterfuge
exonerate compare alibi and exonerate
song compare alibi and song
condone compare alibi and condone
routine compare alibi and routine
case compare alibi and case
exculpate compare alibi and exculpate
semblance compare alibi and semblance
pleading compare alibi and pleading
provide with an alibi compare alibi and provide with an alibi
claim compare alibi and claim
front compare alibi and front
allegation compare alibi and allegation
shield compare alibi and shield
protect compare alibi and protect
cleanup compare alibi and cleanup
evasion compare alibi and evasion
pardon compare alibi and pardon
fabrication compare alibi and fabrication
rationalize compare alibi and rationalize
give an alibi to compare alibi and give an alibi to
declaration compare alibi and declaration
fish story compare alibi and fish story
apologize for compare alibi and apologize for
vindicate compare alibi and vindicate
defend compare alibi and defend
coverup compare alibi and coverup

alibi definitions

verb

  • To provide an alibi for. 

  • To provide an excuse for. 

noun

  • The plea or mode of defense under which a person on trial for a crime proves or attempts to prove being in another place when the alleged act was committed. 

  • An excuse, especially one used to avoid responsibility or blame. 

verb noun