fable

adjective
1. a shortened euphemism for the word “f-ckable”
2. describes a person with whom you would most likely have s-x, based on their physical appearance

antonym: fugly
(when walking down the street and having spotted an attractive woman, one friend might say to the other)
“fable.”

“the overwhelming majority of engineering majors are fugly, but every so often you get one or two fable bodied students.”
an xbox game created by peter peter molyneux. while the game did not live up to the unrealistic hype, it is still an amazing game.
ps2 owner: i’ve never played the game, but i will go with what some biased website said and say it’s bad! plus it’s on xbox, so it = t3h suxxorz.
gamecube owner (both of you): omg t3h h4 h4, w33 h4v3 t3h m4ri0 omg!
xbox owner: november 9th, you guys are all going down…
the only game that will let you thrust your crotch in childrens faces, shortly after beating them to a pulp.
jim: hey are you playing fable?

joe: yeah, after im done getting smashed and beating the everliving sh-t out of these kids.
it is a fictional story; fairy tale
the fable of beauty and the beast
f-ckable
a guy sees a pretty girl and says to his friend, “man, she’s f’able.”
choken the chicken, spanken da monkey,
i fabled all night last night.
i’m all fabled out.
i fabled it up.
what you call a girl who is f-ck-able; a prefix can be added to the beginning if the girl is especially f-ck-able, for example: tri-fable, sept-fable, dec-fable (dec-fable is the highest on the scale and is regarded as the highest honor)
g-d d-mn she is fable, look at those f-ckin t-ts!!