ve·ra·cious 
(və-rāshəs)
(və-rāshəs)adj.
1. Honest; truthful: "She was not absolutely veracious; but this defect was of no great consequence, for she had never had anything to conceal" (Henry James).
2. Accurate; true: a veracious account of what happened.
[From Latin vērāx, vērāc-, truthful, from vērus, true; see wērə-o- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
ve·racious·ly adv.
ve·racious·ness n.
- makeshift
- make skin crawl
- make (someone's) acquaintance
- make someone's acquaintance
- make something of
- make sure
- make the best of
- make the dust fly
- make the grade
- make the most of
- make the rounds
- make the scene
- make time
- make tracks
- make up
- makeup
- make-up
- make up mind
- make up (one's) mind
- make up one's mind
- make use of
- make water
- make waves
- make way
- make way