n. A story; a tale; particularly, a feigned or invented story or tale, intended to instruct or amuse; a fictitious narrative devised to enforce some useful truth or precept, or to introduce indirectly some opinion, in which imaginary persons or beings as well as animals, and even inanimate things, are represented as speakers or actors; an apologue.n. A story or history untrue in fact or substance, invented or “developed by popular or poetic fancy or superstition and to some extent or at one time current in popular belief as true or real; a legend; a myth.n. A story fabricated to deceive; a fiction; a falsehood; a lie: as, the story is all a fable.n. The plot or connected series of events in an epic or dramatic poem founded on imagination.n. Subject of talk; gossip; byword.n. Synonyms Allegory, Parable, etc. (see simile).n. Invention, fabrication, hoax.To talk.To speak or write fiction; tell imaginary stories.To speak falsely; misrepresent; lie: often used euphemistically.To feign; invent; devise or fabricate; describe or relate feigningly.