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the act of exaggerating the facts of a true story, while concomitantly lying to a degree that the underlying story can no longer be believed. I think Elisabeth was exaggerlying when she told that story about her father being a ninja pirate who was raised by a she wolf from whose teats he suckled.
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the act of exaggerating the facts of a true story, while concomitantly lying to a degree that the underlying story can no longer be believed.
or exaggerating to the point where the underlying story is no longer true, telling a fisherman's tale I think Elisabeth was exaggerlying when she told that story about her father being a ninja pirate who was raised by a she wolf from whose teats he suckled.
Source: Pol Scott, Chicago "Stop exaggerlying, you didn't make one hundred lasagnas today." |
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