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baron munchausen (n)
German raconteur who told preposterous stories about his adventures as a soldier and hunter; his name is now associated with any telling of exaggerated stories or winning lies (1720-1797)
baron munchausen Sentence Examples
- Baron Munchausen's incredible tales of adventure were met with both awe and skepticism.
- The Baron's horse was said to have jumped over a church steeple and remained suspended in mid-air.
- Munchausen claimed to have pulled himself out of a bog by grabbing his own hair.
- One of Baron Munchausen's most famous stories involves him shooting a stag with a cherry pit.
- The Baron's adventures included encounters with giants, werewolves, and even the devil himself.
- The phrase "Pulling a Munchausen" refers to exaggerating or fabricating stories.
- Baron Munchausen's stories have been adapted into numerous books, films, and television shows.
- The Baron's motto was "Believe it or not, it's true!"
- Despite the fantastical nature of his tales, Baron Munchausen remains a beloved literary character.
- The Baron's ability to tell tall tales with a straight face has made him an icon of storytelling.
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German raconteur who told preposterous stories about his adventures as a soldier and hunter; his name is now associated with any telling of exaggerated stories
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Baron Munchausen's incredible tales of adventure were met with both awe and skepticism.
The Baron's horse was said to have jumped over a church steeple and remained suspended in mid-air.
Munchausen claimed to have pulled himself out of a bog by grabbing his own hair.
One of Baron Munchausen's most famous stories involves him shooting a stag with a cherry pit.
