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Meaning of tall tale
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tall tale (n)
an improbable (unusual or incredible or fanciful) story
tall tale Sentence Examples
- The tall tale of Paul Bunyan, the lumberjack with a blue ox, has been passed down for generations.
- The fisherman's tall tale of catching a shark as big as a car was met with skepticism.
- The adventurer's tall tale of encountering a talking squirrel in the Amazon rainforest left listeners in disbelief.
- The tall tale of the giant potato that grew to the size of a house was a local legend.
- The tall tale of the dog that could jump over the moon was a childhood favorite.
- The tall tale of the farmer with a field so large that it took him three days to walk around it was a local exaggeration.
- The tall tale of the salesman who sold ice to Eskimos was a testament to his persuasive skills.
- The tall tale of the man who could hold his breath for an hour was an aquatic wonder.
- The tall tale of the woman who could cook a meal for a hundred people in under an hour was a testament to her culinary prowess.
- The tall tale of the explorer who discovered a lost city of gold was a testament to his adventurous spirit.
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an improbable (unusual or incredible or fanciful) story
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The tall tale of Paul Bunyan, the lumberjack with a blue ox, has been passed down for generations.
The fisherman's tall tale of catching a shark as big as a car was met with skepticism.
The adventurer's tall tale of encountering a talking squirrel in the Amazon rainforest left listeners in disbelief.
The tall tale of the giant potato that grew to the size of a house was a local legend.
