Answer: TALE
TALE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 313 times.
Referring Clues:
- "Peter Rabbit," for one
 - Saga
 - Yarn
 - Myth
 - Account
 - Some story
 - It's hard to believe
 - Scheherazade specialty
 - Poe writing
 - Fisherman's offering?
 - A fisherman may spin one
 - Ballad, often
 - Woolly yarn
 - Whopper
 - It may be spun at sea
 - Don't believe it
 - It may be spun
 - A fisherman may bring one home
 - Rumor
 - It's tall when exaggerated
 - Load of bunk
 - Wife of Bath's offering
 - Tall story
 - Big lie
 - Something spun
 - Chaucer piece
 - Spellbinder
 - Raconteur's offering
 - Cock-and-bull story
 - It may be tall
 - Romance, e.g.
 - Yarn that is spun
 - Writing of Chaucer
 - Romance, perhaps
 - Scheherazade's lifesaver
 - Any "Twilight Zone" episode
 - It's related
 - Something that's spun
 - It may be spun around a campfire
 - Narrative
 - "The Gift of the Magi," e.g.
 - Fable
 - Grimm offering
 - Uncle Remus offering
 - Any Poe story
 - Something to spin
 - Story
 - Chaucer offering
 - Poe product
 - Hard-to-believe story
 - It may be supernatural
 - Chronicle
 - "The Tell-__ Heart" (Poe poem)
 - Falsehood
 - Fisherman's story
 - A fisherman might bring back a big one
 - Legend
 - Output from Washington Irving
 - "Treasure Island," e.g.
 - Fisherman's whopper?
 - Poe story, e.g.
 - Tattler's story
 - Homonym of 53-Down
 - "A ___ of Two Cities"
 - Chaucer selection
 - Fish story
 - It may be hard to believe
 - Part of Scheherazade's repertoire
 - Bedtime story
 - Word after fairy or folk
 - Unlikely story
 - Maupin story of the city
 - Fishy yarn
 - Grimm work
 - "Canterbury" episode
 - Fairy story
 - Story by Chaucer
 - Something related
 - Grimm story
 - Andersen offering
 - Story told around the campfire
 - Liar's forte
 - Bit of folklore
 - Folklore tidbit
 - Hoary story
 - "Treasure Island," for one
 - Fireside recitation
 - "The Winter's ___"
 - Storybook story
 - Storybook offering
 - Related thing
 - Ghost story, e.g.
 - Narration
 - One might be tall
 - It may be hard to swallow
 - Tall one?
 - Elaborate invention
 - Folk story
 - Lie
 - Hoffmann offering
 - Folklorist's recital
 - ''Tall'' story
 - Long story
 - ''The Winter's __''
 - Story to tell
 - Fairy or folk follower
 - Chaucer chapter
 - "The Handmaid's ___"
 - Suspicious story
 - Fish story, e.g.
 - This could become late if mixed up
 - Imaginary narrative
 - Fairy milieu
 - Fictional piece
 - Fictional account
 - Word with "folk" or "tall"
 - Yarn that's spun?
 - Canterbury story
 - Fable, e.g.
 - Bit of gossip
 - Chaucer creation
 - "A Prairie Home Companion" feature
 - Campfire entertainment
 - Bunch of baloney
 - Something passed on from an old wife?
 - An account of incidents
 - Word in an Atwood novel title
 - Bunch of bunk
 - Fairy follower
 - "Tall" story
 - Mariner's yarn
 - It might be tall
 - "The Handmaid's ___" (Margaret Atwood novel)
 - One might be hard to believe
 - The story of the one that got away, e.g.
 - Recitation by Scheherazade
 - Fishing souvenir?
 - Atwood's "The Handmaid's ___"
 - Fairy follwer
 - Word in a Dickens title
 - Something to weave
 - Yarn from an old pirate
 - Folksy account
 - It can be spun
 - Fireside yarn
 - Something that's related
 - Piece of gossip
 - "The Handmaid's __": Atwood novel
 - Canterbury pilgrimage diversion
 - Narrative story
 - It may be related to you
 - Grimm account
 - "The Handmaid's ___": Atwood novel
 - Account that joins words in seven of this puzzle's answers
 - "A Knight's ___" (2001)
 - False rumor
 - Yarn that's spun
 - It may be twice-told
 - Conte
 - Campfire story
 - Fisherman's relation?
 - Collectible for a folklorist
 - Story that may be tall
 - Folk item
 - Campfire oration
 - Colorful account
 - One can be tall
 - Dickens wrote one about two cities
 - Spinner's yarn
 - Piece of fiction
 - Anecdote
 - Chaucer bit
 - Saga, e.g.
 - Fictional story
 - Old wives' production
 - Yam
 - 88-Across, for one
 - Snow job
 - An intriguing yarn
 - Account hidden inside 17-, 35-, and 53-Across
 - Yarn from a pirate
 - Narrated yarn
 - Bit of fiction
 - Invented account
 - Scheherazade offering
 - It's often handed down
 - Narrator's offering
 - Account with growth potential
 - Cautionary ___
 - Shakespeare's "The Winter's ___"
 - It might be spun around a campfire
 - Adventure story
 - Good yarn
 - It may be tall or spun
 - Something to weave or spin
 - Questionable story
 - Relation?
 - Parable, e.g.
 - "The ___ of Peter Rabbit" (Beatrix Potter book)
 - Folk or fairy follower
 - Item in the Grimm brothers' collection
 - Wild story
 - Word with folk or fairy
 - Fisherman's whopper
 - Poe offering
 - "Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox," e.g.
 - Account of incidents
 - Account of incidents or events
 - Folklore component
 - "Tattle" follower
 - "Canterbury" story
 - Tattle tail?
 - Fictional narrative
 - See 98-Down
 - Something not to be believed
 - It may be cautionary
 - Offering from the Brothers Grimm
 - Woven piece
 - Fairy ___
 - 75 Down's is famous
 - An angler may spin one
 - Folklore sample
 - Poe work
 - Account from Scheherazade
 - Minstrel's offering
 - Relative of 1-Across
 - Story that might be tall
 - Bit of campfire entertainment
 - When twisted, it could become late
 - See 47-Across
 - A fisher may spin one
 - Story that might be "tall"
 - Folklore bit
 - "The Twilight Zone" episode, usually
 - It may be recounted
 - Load of baloney
 - Improbable concoction
 - After tall or tell
 - "Cautionary" account
 - Chaucer concoction
 - Second word of a Dickens title
 - 'Tall' story
 - Fanciful story
 - Penny-dreadful inclusion
 - Extended account
 - Brothers Grimm offering
 - Story that's "spun"
 - Angler's account
 - Beatrix Potter's "The ___ of Peter Rabbit"
 - Minstrel's recitation
 - Folklorist's story
 - Chaucer story
 - Hoffman product
 - Charming story
 - Folklorist's account
 - Something a sailor spins
 - Bit of lore
 - Folk ___
 - Cooper work
 - What a fisherman might bring home even if he doesn't catch any fish
 - Whodunit, e.g.
 - Part of an anthology
 - Welty product
 - Part of a literary anthology
 - O'Flaherty product
 - Tall ___
 - Kind of account
 - Folksy story
 - Story that may be "tall"
 - Folksy narrative
 - Woeful story, perhaps
 - Raconteur's delivery
 - Made-up story
 - "Tall" account
 - Gripping recounting
 - Colorful story
 - Tall ___ (yarn)
 - Chaucerian excerpt
 - Gossipy report
 - Food cooked in a cornhusk
 - "Tall" yarn
 - A tall one is exaggerated
 - Bit of 2-Down
 - Piece of lore
 - Sample of folklore
 - See 51 Down
 - Story that's often "tall"
 - Story that might be "cautionary"
 - Fabulist's work
 - One shared at a campfire
 - That's some story
 - "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl," e.g.
 - "It is a ___ told by an idiot": Macbeth
 - "The Mirror of Matsuyama," for one
 - It may be a tall one
 - Parable or allegory
 - Word after "fairy" or "folk"
 - See 124-Across
 - "Tall" or "cautionary" story
 - Made-up-story
 - One of 24 in a Chaucer book
 - Word after fairy of folk
 - "Cautionary" story
 - Offering from the miller or the cook, in Chaucer
 - Something that can be spun
 - Unbelievable story
 - "___ as old as time ..."
 - "I caught a fish thiiiiis big," e.g.
 - Word after folk or fairy
 - Old wives' ___
 - Edgar Allan Poe writing
 - Bit of writing of Nathaniel Hawthorne
 - Bedtime story, e.g.
 
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 31, 2025
 - LA Times - October 07, 2025
 - New York Times - September 09, 2025
 - New York Times - August 19, 2025
 - LA Times - August 17, 2025
 - USA Today - June 25, 2025
 - New York Times - June 09, 2025
 - LA Times - May 22, 2025
 - USA Today - April 17, 2025
 - New York Times - April 06, 2025
 - New York Times - March 30, 2025
 - LA Times - March 03, 2025
 - LA Times - March 01, 2025
 - USA Today - December 31, 2024
 - USA Today - September 02, 2024
 - New York Times - August 28, 2024
 - LA Times - August 14, 2024
 - LA Times - July 31, 2024
 - USA Today - July 11, 2024
 - New York Times - June 17, 2024
 
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