Aesopian

(ē-sōˈpē-ən) also Ae·sop·ic (ē-sŏpˈĭk)

1. Relating to or characteristic of the animal fables of Aesop.
2. Using or having ambiguous or allegorical meanings, especially to elude political censorship: “They could express their views only in a diluted form, resorting to Aesopian hints and allusions” (Isaac Deutscher).