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Crossword clue for "TALE"

TALE: Maupin story of the city

Other crossword clues for answer "TALE"

TALE: A ___ of Two Cities; Fabrication; It may be tall; Myth; Account; Bunch of baloney; Chaucer specialty; Fictional story; Fireside yam; Fish story; Cock and bull story; Fable; Questionable account; Yarn; Some are tall; Story; It might be tall; Unlikely story; Grimm story; The Bard's ___; Fairy ___; It may be shared over a campfire; Spun yarn; Fairy story; Campfire staple; Lie; Fibber's creation; Scheherazade's story; Fictional account; Narrative; Whopper; Storybook chapter; Campfire oration; Raconteur's offering; Poe offering; Raconteur's specialty; Raconteur's delivery; The Handmaid's ___ (Margaret Atwood novel); Chaucer chapter; The ___ of Genji (11th-century Japanese novel); Atwood's "The Handmaid's ___"; Word in a Dickens title; The ___ of Despereaux (2004 Newbery winner); Beatrix Potter work; Division of Chaucer's masterwork; Offering at a campfire, maybe; Scheherazade's specialty; It's not to be believed; It's unbelievable; Many a fish story; Tall or fairy follower; It's hard to believe; Chaucer selection; Folk or fairy follower; Chaucer piece; Homonym of 53-Down; Tattler's story; Falsehood; Something related; Story told around the campfire; Bedtime story; Chaucer offering; It may be hard to believe; Part of Scheherazade's repertoire; Word after fairy or folk; Canterbury episode; Fishy yarn; Grimm work; Uncle Remus offering; Wife of Bath's offering; Tall story; Yarn that is spun; Story by Chaucer; Andersen offering; Bit of folklore; Folklore tidbit; Liar's forte; Chronicle; Fairy follower; Folksy account; Campfire story; Collectible for a folklorist; It may be twice-told; Account hidden inside 17-, 35-, and 53-Across; Snow job; Spinner's yarn; The ___ of Peter Rabbit (Beatrix Potter book); Adventure story; Chaucer creation; Item in the Grimm brothers' collection; Narrator's offering; It's always related; Narrated yarn; Novel presentation?; It may be spun; A ____of Two Cities; Saga; Tattle follower; Bedside story; Hoffmann product; Malicious rumor; Narative; Old wives' ___; Yam; Tall one?; Dickens wrote one about two cities; Folk story; Grimm offering; Canterbury story; Metamorphoses component; Dubious story; Narration; Fabricator's forte; It may be hard to swallow; Elaborate invention; One might be tall; Ghost story, e.g.; Fishing souvenir?; One might be hard to believe; The Gift of the Magi, e.g.; The Handmaid's __: Atwood novel; A __ of Two Cities; Grimm account; Shakespeare's "The Winter's __"; See 98-Down; It may be cautionary; Cautionary account; Beatrix Potter's "The __ of Peter Rabbit"; Cooper work; Tall __; It is a __ told by an idiot: Macbeth; A fisherman may spin one; Fabulist's work; It may be a tall one; One shared at a campfire; Yarn relative; See 124-Across; I caught a fish thiiiiis big, e.g.; Cautionary __; Unbelievable story; Long story; Scheherazade offering; What a fisherman may bring home; Shaggy-dog story; Tall thing; Something spun; Extended account; Narrative story; Fairy or folk follower; Folklorist's recital; Hoffmann offering; Poe product; The Winter's __; Story to tell; False rumor; Piece of gossip; Yarn that's spun; Bit of fiction; Questionable story; With 32 Across, pity party elicitor; Wild story; Colorful story; Folklore sample; It might be hair-raising; Story that might be tall; Chaucer concoction; Improbable concoction; Chaucer story; Folk __; Narrated story; Storybook story; Gripping recounting; Kind of account; Story that may be "tall"; Chaucerian subdivision.; Scheherazade specialty.; Tall yarn; Chaucerian excerpt; Gossipy report; Sample of folklore; See 51 Down; Story that's often "tall"; Chaucer narrative; Parable or fable; Hidden theme of the puzzle; See 35 Across; See 69 Across; Yarn woven orally; Legend; Mariner's yarn; Romance; See 43-Across; Woolly yarn; The Winter's ___ (Shakespeare comedy); Hoary story; The Winter's ___; Storybook offering; ___ of a Tub.—Dean Swift.; Conte.; Dean Swift's "___ of a Tub."; Libelous report.; Told by Mr. I. Magination.; Cinderella, for instance.; Fiction.; Recital.; Something told.; Relation.; Gossip's report.; Word in a Shakespeare title.; Wife of Bath's story.; Idle talk.; Reader's choice.; The Wife of Bath's ___.; A fiction.; Reading matter.; Untrue report.; Canterbury item.; A Winter's ___; Thereby hangs a ___; Rumor; Fib; Chaucerian account; Swift's tub opus; ___ of woe; Canterbury offering; Chaucer unit; Tall ___; Wayside Inn fare; ___ bearer; Bit of gossip; Decameron unit; Libelous account; . . . a ___ told by an idiot . . .; A likely story; Fibber's forte; Anecdote; Apologue, e.g.; Chaucerian form; Isak Dinesen product; Shakespearean hanger; A Christmas Carol is one; Chaucer's "The Miller's ___"; Hawthorne creation; Chaucerian unit; Dinesen offering; O. Henry offering; Tall follower; Dinesen product; Ship of Fools, e.g.; Hand-me-down, sometimes; Lie, perhaps; Hawthorne offering; Poe specialty; I woud a ___ unfold . . . : Shak.; Fable, e.g.; Falsehood, sometimes; Malamud product; O. Henry product; I could a ___ unfold . . . : Shak.; Asimov product; Hawthorne product; Full amount; Lamb product; Welty product; Chaucer product; Kind of bearer; Märchen; O'Flaherty product; Slow story; Anagram for teal; Tattle tail; Two cities' story; Leatherstocking piece; Doubtful story; Tall writing?; Peter Rabbit, for one; Paul Bunyan account; Scheherazade's recital; Sailor's tall one; Suspicious story; Some story; Ballad, often; Fisherman's offering?; Poe writing; Don't believe it; It may be spun at sea; A fisherman may bring one home; It's tall when exaggerated; Big lie; Spellbinder; Any "Twilight Zone" episode; It's related; Load of bunk; Romance, e.g.; Romance, perhaps; Scheherazade's lifesaver; Something that's spun; Writing of Chaucer; Any Poe story; It may be spun around a campfire; Something to spin; Hard-to-believe story; It may be supernatural; A fisherman might bring back a big one; Fisherman's story; Output from Washington Irving; Treasure Island, e.g.; Fisherman's whopper?; Poe story, e.g.; Related thing; Treasure Island, for one; Fireside recitation; Recitation by Scheherazade; Something to weave; Fisherman's relation?; Something that's related; 88-Across, for one; It's often handed down; One can be tall; It might be spun around a campfire; Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox, e.g.; Account from Scheherazade; Bit of campfire entertainment; Minstrel's offering; Offering from the Brothers Grimm; See 47-Across; Something not to be believed; Woven piece; Parable or allegory; That's some story; The Twilight Zone episode, usually; It may be recounted; Shakespeare's "The Winter's ___"; What a fisherman might bring home even if he doesn't catch any fish; Whodunit, e.g.; Made-up story; A tall one is exaggerated; Food cooked in a cornhusk; Urban legend, e.g.; Word after tall or tell; Offering from the miller or the cook, in Chaucer; One of 24 in a Chaucer book; Something that can be spun; Hoffmann creation; Biggest part of a fish?; Saga, e.g.; Chaucer bit; Parable, e.g.; Rock and roll myth; VH1 Storyteller features; Queen "A Winter's ___"; Sting might tell a "Summoner's" one; Arctic Monkeys might tell a "Fake" one of San Francisco!; Cream might tell one of "Brave Ulysses"; Primus might tell one "From the Punchbowl"; Sting song, often; Story that sounds like an ending; Second word of a Dickens title; First word of Celine Dion's "Beauty and the Beast"; The ___ of Peter Rabbit; It may be related to you; Folk item; Imaginary narrative; It may be tall or belong to "The Handmaid"; Recital of events; Sci-fi or whodunit, e.g.; Fictional piece; Folklore component; Taradiddle; The story of the one that got away, e.g.; Word with fairy or tall; It may be tall or spun; This could become late if mixed-up; Atwood novel "The Handmaid's _____"; Atwood's "The Handmaid's _____"; Fairy milieu; Bunch of bunk; Word with folk or fairy; Fish story, e.g.; The Handmaid's ___; A Knight's ___ (2001); Fireside yarn; It can be spun; Word with "folk" or "tall"; Yarn from an old pirate; An intriguing yarn; Old wives' production; Something to weave or spin; Account of incidents; Account of incidents or events; Fictional narrative; An angler may spin one; Angler's account; Minstrel's recitation; Charming story; Fanciful story; Something a sailor spins; Tall ___ (yarn); Piece of lore; Fairy-___ romance; Word after "tall" or "fairy"; Brothers Grimm story; Piece of folklore; Word after "tell" or "tall"; The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, e.g.; The Mirror of Matsuyama, for one; Story that might be "cautionary"; Fairy-___ ending; Yarn you can't knit with; Atwood's The Handmaid's ____; Part of 54 Across; It can be tall; Sometimes it's sad; A Prairie Home Companion feature; <I>Peter Rabbit<I>, e.g.; See 29 Across; This could become late; Word in an Atwood novel title; An account of incidents; Something passed on from an old wife?; Campfire entertainment; Yarn from a pirate; A fisher may spin one; Relative of 1-Across; When twisted, it could become late; Load of baloney; Many a Poe work; Brothers Grimm offering; Offering from Chaucer's miller or cook; Story that's "spun"; Chaucer work; Folklorist's account; Folklorist's story; Part of a literary anthology; Part of an anthology; Tall account; Folksy narrative; Folksy story; Woeful story, perhaps; Bit of 2-Down; Cautionary ___; The Green Frogs, for example; Bit of lore; Cautionary story; ___ as old as time . . .; Bunch of 93 Down; Narrator's words; Poe work; It's spun; Account that joins words in seven of this puzzle's answers; Invented account; Colorful account; One may be related to you; Account that might earn interest; It might be related; Storybook entry; Teller's offering