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folklore

[fohk-lawr, -lohr] / ˈfoʊkˌlɔr, -ˌloʊr /


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They reached 19-0 at stumps and followed up with a performance etched in Ashes folklore.

From BBC

Regardless, Paltrow's iconic delivery secured her a place in Twitter folklore for many years to come.

From BBC

“As family folklore goes, they chose that trip because it was the most American thing they could think to do with the funds … to prove their belonging.”

From Washington Post

Along with lecturing on Irish folklore, Lynch produces “Fire Draw Near,” a fascinating and often very funny Patreon-funded podcast devoted to modern and historic Irish traditional music.

From New York Times

It had been vacant since Donelan Trading Ltd. acquired it, but it remained a local landmark cherished for its folklore and historic designation.

From Washington Post