Aesop

[ ee-suhp, ee-sop ]

noun

1. c620–c560 b.c., Greek writer of fables.

Aesop

/ ˈiːsɒp /

noun

1. Aesop?620 bc564 bcMGreekWRITING: writer of fables ?620–564 bc , Greek author of fables in which animals are given human characters and used to satirize human failings

Derived Forms

• Aeˈsopian, adjective

Example Sentences

All of 2024 I’ll be smelling like: Byredo’s De Los Santos eau de parfum, with a bit of Hwyll by Aesop layered on top — and, inevitably, a hint of the hinoki incense and palo santo that I’m always burning in my home.

From Los Angeles Times

All of 2024 I’ll be smelling like: Byredo’s De Los Santos eau de parfum, with a bit of Hwyll by Aesop layered on top — and, inevitably, a hint of the hinoki incense and palo santo that I’m always burning in my home.

From Los Angeles Times

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From Slate

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From Slate

Some dogs just won’t be happy without Aesop’s signature scent.

From Slate