Folky Definition

fōkē
adjective

Folk.

Webster's New World

Of or having to do with folk music, esp. as it is variously regarded as being soft or quiet, sensitively written or performed, etc.

Webster's New World
(music, informal) Having the character of folk music.
The band opened with a folky little number.
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Origin of Folky

  • folk +‎ -y

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Folky Sentence Examples

  • One song that I keep going back to is the cool acoustic ' Fabric ' that has an almost folky country feel to it.

  • But second track ' Easy Path ' lays down Seafood's real plan of action; vaguely folky melodies which suddenly go bang!

  • Zoe Bicat was very folky, backed by a string section.

  • Then there's the instrumental ' The Return of Spring ', a very pastoral uplifting piece of folky rock.

  • Well, she's chucked that folky pop songstress thing out in favor of hip hop sex pot, thanks to the likes of Timbaland and Justin Timberlake, and the public has said "yes, please" to this new sound.

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