Informal a performer or devotee of folk music or folk songs
folkie
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folkie
also folk·y
noun
pl. folk·ies- A folk singer or musician.
- An enthusiast of folk music.
adjective
folk·i·er, folk·i·estOf, relating to, or in the style of folk music.
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Adjective
(comparative folkier, superlative folkiest)
- of, or relating to folk music
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