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General subject: old wives' fable, old wives' story, old wives' tale, old wives' tales -
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f.1 a fable, tale, story, legend.2 conspiracy, plot, scheme.* * *1 literal fable, legend* * ** * *tale, fable -
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n pej. fairytale allg., fable* * *Ạm|men|mär|chenntfairy tale or story* * *(an absurd, unbelievable story.) cock-and-bull story* * *Am·men·mär·chennt (fam) old wives' tale* * *das fairy tale or story* * ** * *das fairy tale or story -
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baize, (thick) flannelette
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(выдумка) fairy-tale, fable; мн. тж. old wives' tales* * *baize, flannelette* * *fablefairytale -
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I жен.; текст.baize, (thick) flanneletteII жен.( выдумка) fairy-tale, fable; мн. ч. тж. old wives' tales
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