Word Meaning

Meaning of epics

- Narrated in a grand style; pertaining to or designating a kind of narrative poem, usually called an heroic poem, in which real or fictitious events, usually the achievements of some hero, are narrated in an elevated style.
- An epic or heroic poem. See Epic, a.

Crossword clue for epics

- A long poem about legendary or famous figures
- A long tale
- Awesome piece sadly lacking energy
- Awesome, like Ben-Hur
- Big-scale movie 
- Call out, “Eh, pick something impressive!”
- Classic record, I see
- Depict most of saga 
- Extended narrative poem
- Grand narrative
- Heroic
- Heroic long poem
- Hour lost from euphoric hero’s tale
- Ice pick hidden? Long story!
- Impressive
- Impressive in size
- In the original European community, half a pint is larger than life!
- It’s long and heroic and seen in the pictures
- Large-scale
- Larger-than-life
- Lengthy movie
- Lengthy poem
- Long film
- Long narrative
- Long narrative poem
- Long tale
- Monumental tale
- Monumental; legendary saga
- Narrative poem
- Olden tale
- Poem of heroism
- Saga
- Saga of pie made by head chef
- Sweeping
- Tale of heroic feats
- Trapped in big-scale picture
- Type of poem
- Big-scale movies
- Chronicles going up and down
- Extended narrative poems
- Heroic stories
- Long detailed stories
- Long narrative poems
- Long poems
- long yarns
- Long, detailed stories
- Poems of heroism
- Sagas
- Spice circulated for Dune movies, perhaps?
- Stories of heroics
- Tales of heroic deeds
- Tales of heroic feats