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The Miller's Tale is an exciting fabliau.

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The Miller's Tale is an exciting fabliau.

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Chaucer wrote a fabliau called The Miller's Tale.

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"The Miller's Tale" is considered a fabliau in The Canterbury Tales. It is known for its bawdy humor, clever wordplay, and mischievous characters involved in various comedic and often scandalous situations.

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Fabliau

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Fondu - Literally "to melt", in ballet terms "to bend the supporting knee"

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Fabliau

Feu

Fichu

Flu

Flambeau

Fou

Fricandeau

Froufrou

Fugu

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