Definition of folky in English:

folky

adjectivefolkiest, folkier ˈfəʊkiˈfoʊki

another term for folksy or folkish
Example sentencesExamples
- I've shifted from being all Gaelic to being a mixture of both, but in a folky way.
- It gives a similar soothing and tranquil atmosphere but not boring, with its folky textures and jazz inflected sounds.
- Plenty of folky singer-songwriters have a reputation for making introspective, melancholy music, but none quite like Smith's.
- A formidable songstress in her own right, the West Philly native comes home for an intimate evening of folky soul.
- On the TV once, Donna Air's first question to folky siblings The Corrs was: ‘So how did you first meet?’
- There's adult music that I like, world beat or rootsy, folky stuff, but you won't see the band doing much adult music.
- 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.
- I'm so impressed with these guys folky side projects.
- I didn't fancy the look of the lyrics on the website, nor the description of his new album as ‘folk’, and the song itself is, well, folky.
- Her music, soft, almost folky, retains enough rhythm to be labelled rock, but throwing any clumsy label on it is not any critic's place.
- A Northern Rivers resident for just over a month now, Lisa is already building up a strong local following with her folky, acoustic performances.
- If you like the moody and folky sound coming out of Glasglow these days, you can't go wrong with Y'all Get Scared Now Ya Hear.
- Mary Lou's folky interpretations are not better than the originals; they're different, pared down, just a girl and a guitar.
- Mercer's voice is unexpectedly beautiful with a great range, which lends a folky richness that works well for this catchy indie-rock band.
- But one real highlight is Elliott Smith's folky lethargy on ‘Needle in the Hay’.
- It's a moody blend that makes me think of bands like the Rheostatics or other folky, 70's inspired bands.
- Her voice is almost a little girlish while still being intensely adult and slightly reminiscent of a folky, 60's goddess.
- The opening act was Amos Lee, an amazing, folky, charismatic singer/songwriter who was just accompanied by his guitar.
- ‘It was weird, we started getting all these reviews saying we were quite folky sounding,’ he says.

Derivatives

folkiness

noun

And yet, armed with crafty pop hooks, scuzzy lo-fi folkiness and a grubby hat, that's exactly what he did.
Example sentencesExamples
- One Dove's only full-length, Morning Dove White, combined Balearic chill with Neil Young folkiness and arcing feedback.
- 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

chokey, croaky, folkie, hokey, hokey-cokey, hoki, jokey, karaoke, Loki, okey-dokey, Okie, pokey, poky, smoky, trochee

Definition of folky in US English:

folky

adjectiveˈfōkēˈfoʊki

another term for folksy or folkish
Example sentencesExamples
- It starts off with a 1: 30-long track that's just handclaps and vocals, but doesn't sound particularly folky.
- I didn't fancy the look of the lyrics on the website, nor the description of his new album as ‘folk’, and the song itself is, well, 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.
- On the TV once, Donna Air's first question to folky siblings The Corrs was: ‘So how did you first meet?’
- There's adult music that I like, world beat or rootsy, folky stuff, but you won't see the band doing much adult music.
- Her music, soft, almost folky, retains enough rhythm to be labelled rock, but throwing any clumsy label on it is not any critic's place.
- It's a moody blend that makes me think of bands like the Rheostatics or other folky, 70's inspired bands.
- ‘It was weird, we started getting all these reviews saying we were quite folky sounding,’ he says.
- If you like the moody and folky sound coming out of Glasglow these days, you can't go wrong with Y'all Get Scared Now Ya Hear.
- Mercer's voice is unexpectedly beautiful with a great range, which lends a folky richness that works well for this catchy indie-rock band.
- Mary Lou's folky interpretations are not better than the originals; they're different, pared down, just a girl and a guitar.
- Her voice is almost a little girlish while still being intensely adult and slightly reminiscent of a folky, 60's goddess.
- A Northern Rivers resident for just over a month now, Lisa is already building up a strong local following with her folky, acoustic performances.
- The opening act was Amos Lee, an amazing, folky, charismatic singer/songwriter who was just accompanied by his guitar.
- Plenty of folky singer-songwriters have a reputation for making introspective, melancholy music, but none quite like Smith's.
- I'm so impressed with these guys folky side projects.
- It gives a similar soothing and tranquil atmosphere but not boring, with its folky textures and jazz inflected sounds.
- But one real highlight is Elliott Smith's folky lethargy on ‘Needle in the Hay’.
- A formidable songstress in her own right, the West Philly native comes home for an intimate evening of folky soul.
- I've shifted from being all Gaelic to being a mixture of both, but in a folky way.

单词	folky
释义	Definition of folky in English: folky adjectivefolkiest, folkier ˈfəʊkiˈfoʊki another term for folksy or folkish Example sentencesExamples I've shifted from being all Gaelic to being a mixture of both, but in a folky way. It gives a similar soothing and tranquil atmosphere but not boring, with its folky textures and jazz inflected sounds. Plenty of folky singer-songwriters have a reputation for making introspective, melancholy music, but none quite like Smith's. A formidable songstress in her own right, the West Philly native comes home for an intimate evening of folky soul. On the TV once, Donna Air's first question to folky siblings The Corrs was: ‘So how did you first meet?’ There's adult music that I like, world beat or rootsy, folky stuff, but you won't see the band doing much adult music. 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. I'm so impressed with these guys folky side projects. I didn't fancy the look of the lyrics on the website, nor the description of his new album as ‘folk’, and the song itself is, well, folky. Her music, soft, almost folky, retains enough rhythm to be labelled rock, but throwing any clumsy label on it is not any critic's place. A Northern Rivers resident for just over a month now, Lisa is already building up a strong local following with her folky, acoustic performances. If you like the moody and folky sound coming out of Glasglow these days, you can't go wrong with Y'all Get Scared Now Ya Hear. Mary Lou's folky interpretations are not better than the originals; they're different, pared down, just a girl and a guitar. Mercer's voice is unexpectedly beautiful with a great range, which lends a folky richness that works well for this catchy indie-rock band. But one real highlight is Elliott Smith's folky lethargy on ‘Needle in the Hay’. It's a moody blend that makes me think of bands like the Rheostatics or other folky, 70's inspired bands. Her voice is almost a little girlish while still being intensely adult and slightly reminiscent of a folky, 60's goddess. The opening act was Amos Lee, an amazing, folky, charismatic singer/songwriter who was just accompanied by his guitar. ‘It was weird, we started getting all these reviews saying we were quite folky sounding,’ he says. Derivatives folkiness noun And yet, armed with crafty pop hooks, scuzzy lo-fi folkiness and a grubby hat, that's exactly what he did. Example sentencesExamples One Dove's only full-length, Morning Dove White, combined Balearic chill with Neil Young folkiness and arcing feedback. 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 chokey, croaky, folkie, hokey, hokey-cokey, hoki, jokey, karaoke, Loki, okey-dokey, Okie, pokey, poky, smoky, trochee Definition of folky in US English: folky adjectiveˈfōkēˈfoʊki another term for folksy or folkish Example sentencesExamples It starts off with a 1: 30-long track that's just handclaps and vocals, but doesn't sound particularly folky. I didn't fancy the look of the lyrics on the website, nor the description of his new album as ‘folk’, and the song itself is, well, 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. On the TV once, Donna Air's first question to folky siblings The Corrs was: ‘So how did you first meet?’ There's adult music that I like, world beat or rootsy, folky stuff, but you won't see the band doing much adult music. Her music, soft, almost folky, retains enough rhythm to be labelled rock, but throwing any clumsy label on it is not any critic's place. It's a moody blend that makes me think of bands like the Rheostatics or other folky, 70's inspired bands. ‘It was weird, we started getting all these reviews saying we were quite folky sounding,’ he says. If you like the moody and folky sound coming out of Glasglow these days, you can't go wrong with Y'all Get Scared Now Ya Hear. Mercer's voice is unexpectedly beautiful with a great range, which lends a folky richness that works well for this catchy indie-rock band. Mary Lou's folky interpretations are not better than the originals; they're different, pared down, just a girl and a guitar. Her voice is almost a little girlish while still being intensely adult and slightly reminiscent of a folky, 60's goddess. A Northern Rivers resident for just over a month now, Lisa is already building up a strong local following with her folky, acoustic performances. The opening act was Amos Lee, an amazing, folky, charismatic singer/songwriter who was just accompanied by his guitar. Plenty of folky singer-songwriters have a reputation for making introspective, melancholy music, but none quite like Smith's. I'm so impressed with these guys folky side projects. It gives a similar soothing and tranquil atmosphere but not boring, with its folky textures and jazz inflected sounds. But one real highlight is Elliott Smith's folky lethargy on ‘Needle in the Hay’. A formidable songstress in her own right, the West Philly native comes home for an intimate evening of folky soul. I've shifted from being all Gaelic to being a mixture of both, but in a folky way.
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