Figurative Language

A comparison without using like or as is called

The connotation of "fat" would be

Stop that monkey business! is an example of

The implied meaning of a word (positive/negative) is called

The perspective from which a story is told is called

The literary term for exaggeration is called

The way an author generally writes  (word choice, sentence structure, topic, etc.) is called

I went down the road less traveled is an example of

He is a cheetah on the track is an example of

That guy is ten feet tall is an example of

A set of comparisons showing relationships between items is called

The dictionary definition of a word is known as

Pictures which create a picture in the reader's mind is known as

A reference to a well-known piece of literature or art is known as 

An old saying not to be taken literally is called

A story told from an outsider's perspective focusing on thoughts and feelings of one character

The connotation of "fluffy" would be 

She runs like the wind is an example of

Giving human qualities to a nonhuman is called

When the main character tells his own story (personal pronoun I) the story is told from

The chair moaned when I sat down on it is an example of

The general feeling created in the reader by the author's use of language is known as

Story told from outsider who knows all about many characters is called

A comparison using like or as is called