tale-teller (Meaning)

tale-teller

one who tells tales or stories, talebearer

Grandma was renowned as an extraordinary tale-teller, captivating her grandchildren with her enthralling stories.
The bard, a wandering tale-teller, regaled the townsfolk with epic poems of adventure and love.
The tale-teller's eyes sparkled with mischief as he spun a fantastical yarn about a talking rabbit.
Legend has it that the tale-teller's words could both heal and harm, depending on the intent of the listener.
The young prince was captivated by the tale-teller's stories of distant lands and legendary battles.
At the campfire, a group of hikers eagerly awaited the tale-teller's nightly performance.
The old woman's tale was full of wisdom and insight, reminding her listeners of the fragility of life.
The historian acted as a tale-teller, preserving the past through meticulously recorded accounts of significant events.
The traveler's tales were often exaggerated, but they provided a glimpse into the wonders and dangers of the world beyond.
In the realm of imagination, every child was a gifted tale-teller, creating their own unique stories.

one who tells tales or stories, talebearer

gossip,gossiper, informant, informer, talebearer, newsmonger, yenta, gossipmonger,circulator, telltale

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Grandma was renowned as an extraordinary tale-teller, captivating her grandchildren with her enthralling stories.

The bard, a wandering tale-teller, regaled the townsfolk with epic poems of adventure and love.

The tale-teller's eyes sparkled with mischief as he spun a fantastical yarn about a talking rabbit.

Legend has it that the tale-teller's words could both heal and harm, depending on the intent of the listener.