Prevaricate

Prevaricate: to speak or act falsely; procrastinate: to put off or defer.

For the record 2011

Right now though, those responsible seem to be sticking like shrimp to otter fur with "Prevaricate, Baby, Prevaricate."

Will Durst: Brainless Pinheads 2010

Falsehood, Inveigle, Prevaricate, Fib, Deceive, Bluff .... all of these are acceptable words for dancing around the "secret password LIE" if you will.

Only In America 2007

Idiotprogrammer » Blog Archive » Do Partisans Prevaricate with Leading Questions? says:

Think Progress » McHenry Speechless When Asked To Provide Evidence That Foley Scandal Was Election Ploy 2006

"Prevaricate not, nor think to blind me," he answered.

The Knight of the Golden Melice A Historical Romance John Turvill Adams

Often the word 'bluff' is replaced with other less positive words like 'Lies', 'False statements' or 'Prevaricate'.

The Next Web 2010