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folk
noun as in person's relations, acquaintances
Example Sentences
There were some funny folks who got up onstage, but Cash shouted out to them, “You don’t need to be funny! This is just clearing!”
“Despite local families and activists getting there first, nine anti-trans folks testified first,” she noted.
“While those folks concentrated in the assets are feeling a lot of pain, the macro implications look pretty minimal,” said Bob Elliott, chief executive of Unlimited Funds.
Bower described the “gothy folk, black metal” music he would play as he sat in the makeup chair, which would get faster and more hardcore as they progressed.
Nearly all televisions have small, tinny speakers that make it difficult to hear dialogue, especially for some of us older folk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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