[Zeppo]

I think that it's a matter of style rather than a question of usage, but I've long wondered about choosing between 'barefaced', 'boldfaced', and 'bald-faced' in sentences such as these:

• Obama is a barefaced liar.
• Obama is a boldfaced liar.
• Obama is a bald-faced liar.

Perhaps a well-known and respected dictionary or English language textbook should use that set of three sentences to explore any nuanced differenes in their meanings.

Oh, have I mentioned that Obama is a liar?

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

A+++
Anyway you say it, Obama is a liar.

[mikrofon]

You have to be a "bearfaced" liar to work in this O-ministration…