Folk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOLK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a people or tribe
• people in general
• used as a friendly form of address to a group of people
• folk music
• Alt. of Folks
• people in general (often used in the plural)
• a social division of (usually preliterate) people
• people descended from a common ancestor
• the traditional and typically anonymous music that is an expression of the life of people in a community
• 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
• traditional to the common people of a country

Words related to FOLK

folkish17 folkishness21 folkishnesses23 folklike19 folks12

Words that contain FOLK

folks12 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

How to use FOLK in a sentence

• She used not to be so ready to start out at midnight to visit dying folk.
• It was no wonder that folk came at last to look upon it as the natural state, and thought how queer it must seem to be at peace.
• In their minds they harbored thoughts, as young folk still are wont to do.
• The forest folk have been very good to me, and much concerned about my progress.
• Hers, also, that the treat for the children was to be combined with the distribution of a certain amount of coal and of other creature comforts to the older folk.
• That gentle, pleasing manner, with the sense of intellectual power behind it, quite overcame the old folk.
• There once a day for an hour the native in Papeete touched the country folk and renewed the ancient custom of gossip in the cool of the morning.
• They are ignorant poor folk, and the prince of darkness is behind them to urge them on.
• You see they have little reason, these poor folk, and so we have to teach them as best we can through their eyes and their foolish senses.
• In Europe there are many folk tales of dead mothers who return to avenge themselves on the cruel fathers of neglected children.
• There were folk enough in the wide Vega of Granada.
• It is impossible to be long with submarine folk without realizing that they are a people apart, differing from the rest of the naval personnel even as their vessels differ.
• The Bay folk were constantly helping their more needy neighbours and lived almost as intimately as brothers.
• The whole German folk has become a gigantic war camp, all are mobilized to protect Kaiser, Folk and Fatherland, as the closing report of the Reichstag put it.
• Some country folk, coming in to market, had noticed his fine clothes.
• A homely supper, and a gathering of all the white folk of the post.
• One regiment took a Lewis-gun after them, and other folk chased them in motor-cars.
• It is of course the uncontrolled speech of the folk to which we must look for advance information as to the general linguistic movement.
• While they burned, people danced and sang round them, and young folk leaped over the flames or the glowing ashes.
• But the common folk did then much as many of them do now, and granted themselves a dispensation both from knife and fork, and soap and water.
• Then they betook themselves Romeward, and many folk prayed well for them.
• The stories also belonged to the soil, they were folk lore, wild, coarse, but full of humanity.

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