Folklore is valid Scrabble Word

Is folklore a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for FOLKLORE in dictionary:

NOUN:

the beliefs and traditions of a people
the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.
a body of popular myths or beliefs relating to a particular place, activity, or group of people
traditional beliefs and stories of a people
the unwritten lore (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culture

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the lore of a people
Alt. of Folk lore

Words related to FOLKLORE

folklores16 folkloric18 folklorish20 folklorist17 folkloristic21 folklorists18

Words that contain FOLKLORE

folklores16

How to use FOLKLORE in a sentence

Among these sources, the folk-lore material of Sanscrit writers seems to have left a distinctive impress upon the Bagobo mythical romance.
Far back into the darkness of time, the folk-lore of Somo cast a glimmering light.
As a characteristic specimen of Russian peasant folk-lore, it seems to me to have more than ordinary interest and value.
The horse in this remarkable fresco may therefore have been the death-horse, which is well-known in Eastern and European folklore.
Some of them, and of the early myths, even continue to be repeated in the folk-lore of the present day.
Clodd in Presidential Address to the Folk-Lore Society, 1894.
It is not to be wondered, then, that there is little direct record of folk-lore of his own collecting in his writing, even when he is writing of folk-topics.
In the folklore of north Germany the Brocken holds an important place, and to it cling many legends.
This is the lesson, I think, of what we call folklore or anthropology, which to many seems trivial, to many seems dull.
And the basket plays an important part in their legends and folk-lore.

He was the greatest English authority of his time on gypsy language and folk-lore.
So the ancient folk-lore goes on, in epic and in drama, with the woman ever the heroine of the tale.
This kind of folklore is the most persistent, the most apt to revive, and the most uniform.
As commonly happened in the seventeenth century, though not in ours, the marvel of the butler was mixed up with ordinary folklore.
In the records and researches of the existing Society for Psychical Research, folklore and fairies hold no place.
This tale, current in Italy as well as in Northern England, might be regarded as a mere piece of folklore, if the incident had not reproduced itself in West Brompton.
Tylor also adds folk-lore practices of ghost-seeing, as on St.
In the folk-lore portion of the Monograph will be found a tale regarding it.
There was so to speak a body of philosophic folk-lore portions of which each school selected and elaborated as it thought best.
The folklore and proverbs of the African tribes are exceedingly rich.

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