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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fish tales" is correct and usable in written English
It is a commonly used phrase that refers to exaggerated or untrue stories. Example: "Uncle Joe always tells us his wild fish tales about the biggest catch he ever made, but we all know he's just making it up."
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But the highlight of Fish Tales is the colorful, fresh-cut fillets and whole fish — orange salmon, ruby tuna, china cod, opaque tilapia, striped bass, red snapper, speckled trout.
The social network's 15-second restriction on videos might seem limiting, but Bart's Fish Tales range from practical pointers (how to panfry a fish fillet) to rapid-fire recipes (trout meunière).
WHITE PLAINS ArtsWestchester "Fish Tales," group show.
Ms. Zatto's bait tales are better than fish tales.
And more and more, the people I follow were posting fish tales of their own.
The occasion of the meeting was more than an opportunity to weave fish tales.
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The Last Fish Tale: The Fate of the Atlantic and Our Disappearing Fisheries Mark Kurlansky Jonathan Cape £16.99, pp268 Bottomfeeder: How the Fish on our Plates Is Killing the Planet Taras Grescoe Macmillan £12.99, pp304 In the literature of humanity making a mess of the world - let's call it apocalypse studies - the overfishing theme is an old one.
Every fish tale starts with a whopper.
"But a good fish tale never passes between his lips without savory embellishment".
Some think the fish tale at the dot-coms holds broader lessons.
From salmon to abalone, the Bay of Fundy to Monterey and the Amazon, Bailey's catch is no fish tale.
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