folky
/ˈfəʊki
/adjective (folkier, folkiest)
Another term for folksy or folkish.I've shifted from being all Gaelic to being a mixture of both, but in a folky way....
- It starts off with a 1: 30-long track that's just handclaps and vocals, but doesn't sound particularly folky.
- Although Copperspine is happy with this recent success, it's business as usual for them - they're sticking to their artist-centred, folky guns.
Derivatives
folkiness
- Fundamentally this album reminds me of the raw, languid folkiness of Beth Orton.
- Instead, he favours earnest folkiness, drawn from the less fashionable end of the late - 60s singer-songwriter boom.
- Again, here's some much-needed folkiness that Molly can't seem to deliver: When I was growing up in Samson, Alabama, there wasn't much to do.
Rhymes
- the luck of the draw
- the lull before the storm
- the lull (or calm) before the storm
- them
- the Mafia
- the Magdalen
- the Magdalene
- the mailed fist
- the mails
- the Malverns
- the Man
- the Man in (also with) the Iron Mask
- the man in black
- the man in (or on) the street
- the man in the moon
- the man in white
- the man on the Clapham omnibus
- the Mansion House
- the Maquis
- the Marches
- the Marianas
- the Maritimes
- the Marshalls
- the Marshalsea
- the Mascarenes