Folks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOLKS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FOLK, a people or tribe
• people in general
• used as a friendly form of address to a group of people
• folk music
• In Anglo-Saxon times, the people of a group of townships or villages; a community; a tribe.
• People in general, or a separate class of people; -- generally used in the plural form, and often with a qualifying adjective; as, the old folks; poor folks.
• The persons of one\'s own family; as, our folks are all well.
• your parents
• people in general (often used in the plural)
• the members of one's family, especially one's parents
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the traditional art or culture of a community or nation
• relating to or originating from the beliefs and opinions of ordinary people

Words related to FOLKS

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Words that contain FOLKS

folksy16 folksier15 folksily18 folksong16 kinfolks19 menfolks17 merfolks17 seafolks15 folksiest16 folksongs17 kinsfolks20 workfolks23 folksiness17 folksinger18 folksonomy22 townsfolks20 womenfolks22 folksingers19 folksinging20 gentlefolks19 tradesfolks19 folksinesses19 folksingings21 folksonomies21

How to use FOLKS in a sentence

• It is very curious to observe of how small account military folks are held among our Northern people.
• Amazed the younger folks shall be, Ye too, ye bearded ones, who sit below and wait, Hoping to see at length these miracles resolved.
• But when folks can read and write its going to be found out.
• They told the colored folks they was free and to go and take what they wanted from the white folks.
• But one of them milishy captains was certainly partial to your folks for some reason.
• Sam Woods, and they talked right freely about some folks.
• They was always as good as they could be to us and after the war we stayed on with the white folks who owned my father and worked on the farm for him.
• When they was turned loose a lot of them went wild and the young folks followed their leaders.
• I heard my mother say she dress up in some of the white folks dresses and hitch up the buggy, take dinner and carry two girls nearly grown out to church and to big picnics.
• These young folks doing every devilishment on earth they can.
• Henderson was there, too, and he reminded the folks present that time was flying, and that the strength of his patients must not be taxed too far.
• It is a time when nearly every heart is warmed, and we find our greatest joy in seeing how happy we can make other folks.
• Then the way the people hurried out of the yard! They fairly danced and flourished their heels, old folks and all.
• Other folks never kind of seemed to figger with me.
• Back to my room with Christmas all gotten through with, thank goodness and you folks.
• The letters and the money sent by immigrants to the home folks awaken the desires and dreams that mean more immigrants.
• Drummond he jest hired me to collect the fees and keep folks off that refused to pay.
• There was talk that they had come here, and folks were speculating as to why.
• They had often done it before, for their craft was a staunch one, and as they had said at home that they might be detained, they knew their folks would not worry.
• Besides, even after the little folks had all got quiet, peace did not reign for long in that sleeping car.
• If Peter could be believed, there were never white folks so brave, so learned, so wise, so handsome, so kind to their servants, so just to all with whom they had dealings.
• Some of our folks like to talk about their troubles.
• He would tell her all about the new cabin and the city folks.
• It was necessary to take them out supplies about every so often, and on one trip he begged my folks to let me go along for company.
• The old folks say that there are gods which inhabit these hills, which are called U Kyllang and U Symper.
• Good night, old fellow! Dream of the folks back in Gridley.
• But if we shot even a leg off one of the least of these, them States folks would never rest content.
• At first the young folks lived with her father, but he soon died, leaving his daughter a little property settled on herself.

Similar words containing FOLK without suffix s

folk11 folky15 folkie13 folksy16 folkier14 folkies14 folkish17 folkmot16 folkway20 kinfolk18 menfolk16 merfolk16 seafolk14 folkiest15 folkland16 folklife18 folklike19 folklore15 folkmoot17 folkmote17 folkmots17 folksier15 folksily18 folksong16 folktale15 folkways21 hillfolk18 kinfolks19 kinsfolk19 menfolks17 merfolks17 seafolks15 townfolk18 workfolk22 folklands17 folklives19 folklores16 folkloric18 folkmoots18 folkmotes18 folksiest16 folksongs17 folktales16 kinsfolks20 townsfolk19 womenfolk21 workfolks23 folklifes19 folkiness16 fisherfolk23 folklorish20 folklorist17 folksiness17 folksinger18 folksonomy22 gentlefolk18 townsfolks20 tradesfolk18 womenfolks22 folkishness21 folklorists18 folksingers19 folksinging20 folktronica20 gentlefolks19 tradesfolks19 folkinesses18 folkloristic21 folksinesses19 folksingings21 folksonomies21 folktronicas21 folkishnesses23

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