Aesop

[Becky]

A poorly executed [handshake], in which one or both of the hands involved are limp while shaking. Apparently it makes the sound ay-sop when they meet. It originates in Southern Wales, it is also said in places where [Welsh] would [migrate]. However it is a very rare saying nowadays. So expect weird looks if you make use of the phrase.

[Sonia]

(6th century BC), Greek storyteller. The moral animal fables associated with Aesop were probably collected from many sources and initially communicated orally.