Similar words: folk, folktale, folk tale, folklore, talk shop, polka, egg yolk, kolkata. Meaning: [fəʊk] 
n. 1. your parents 2. people in general (often used in the plural).
n. 1. your parents 2. people in general (often used in the plural). 
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1. Lazy folks [people] take the most pains. 
2. Lazy folks take the most pains.
3. Idle folks have most labour.
4. Idle folks have the least leisure.
5. Idle folks lack no excuses.
6. Lazy folks [people] have the most labour.
7. Lazy folks [people] have the least leisure.
8. Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.
9. Idle people [folks] have the most labour [take the most pains].
10. I'd like you to meet my folks.
11. Greedy folks have long arms.
12. Well folks(http://sentencedict.com), shall we go?
13. I'm going home to see my folks.
14. All right, folks, dinner's ready!
15. I've been avoiding my folks lately.
16. My folks are celebrating their 50th anniversary.
17. Is it OK if I call my folks?
18. Well, folks, shall we go out this afternoon?
19. The younger folks were in rapture.
20. Folks say that he is a hard man.
21. I decided to pay my folks a visit.
22. Thanks to the folks at NBC.
23. Wait till the folks back home hear about this!
24. 'Hi folks,' he said breezily.
25. Wait a minute, folks, something is wrong here.
26. That's all for now, folks.
27. What day are your folks coming to dinner?
28. Well, folks, what are we going to do today?
29. Have you ever met my folks?
30. Who minds his own business has no time to mind other folks.
More similar words: folk, folktale, folk tale, folklore, talk shop, polka, egg yolk, kolkata, polka dot, james polk, fold, folly, unfold, fold up, follow, foliate, manifold, foliage, unfolding, follower, follow up, follow out, follow-up, exfoliate, as follows, portfolio, following, foliation, follow suit, follow through.