half-truth 
noun
A statement that conveys only part of the truth, especially one used deliberately in order to mislead someone: the nuclear industry has often resorted to half-truths and cover-ups...
- There is more than one way not to tell the truth: half-truths, omissions and deliberate ambiguities can be just as effective as crude lies if the mission is to mislead.
- The probe had to look into a plethora of truths, half-truths, hearsay, gossip and rumours, the minister said.
- If this does not happen, then the values and truths a writer seeks to convey remain half-truths and half lies.
- APRA
- apraxia
- apraxic
- a pretty (or fine) kettle of fish
- a pretty penny
- a price on someone's head
- apricot
- apricot plum
- apricot tree
- April
- Aprilesque
- April Fool
- April 'foolery
- April Fool's Day
- April Fools' Day
- April-gowk
- Aprilish
- April shower
- April showers bring (forth) May flowers
- a priori
- apriorism
- apron
- aproned
- apron stage
- a prophet is not without honour save in his own country