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folkish

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folk·ish  (fksh)
adj.
1. Of or characteristic of folk music, art, or literature.
2. Simple or natural; folksy: charmed us with his folkish wit and humor.
folkish·ly adv.
folkish·ness n.
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Local pride also runs through the offerings at the Vanilla Bean Cafe, folkish in its evening entertainment and folksy in its daylight deli dining.
Picture-perfect Pomfret by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
As well as releasing 40-odd albums, he's also the man behind the Fence Collective, a wayward record label that has acted as a refuge and a springboard for some of Britain's most idiosyncratic folkish acts.
PREVIEW by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
But the pitch of the repetitive, work-oriented gestures and folkish Russian score by Svetlana de Loutchek and Les Musiciens de Leiv suggested these seven dancers sprang from heartier, old-country stock.
CorbinDances by Traiger, Lisa / Dance Magazine
 
 
 
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