👉 The profanity-explaining word "fable" is a term used to describe stories or tales that are so ridiculous and outlandish that they seem like nightmares or far-fetched parables from the realm of reality. For instance, a classic fable might be "the story about the frog who loved honey," where the frog's obsession with the color yellow leads to him drinking all sorts of colorful honey.
The edgy-edging example sentence using this term might be "You've heard the story of the frog who loves honey? Well, here it is again: 'When the frog was done with his honey, he decided to take a look at the world. He saw that there were all sorts of colors and he couldn't help but notice how colorful he looked in comparison.'" The explanation would go something like this: The "fable" refers to stories that are so absurd or laughable that they seem completely out of place, or even bizarrely strange and surreal. The example sentence is just one way you could explain the term with some tongue-in-cheek humor.
