Similar words: folk, explore, polka dot, fold, color, Color., unfold, follow. Meaning: ['fəʊklɔr /-lɔː] 
n. the unwritten literature (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culture.
n. the unwritten literature (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culture. 
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121, Almost three weeks ago, we met a man in Jiangxi carrying 60 jin of rice on a shoulder pole. He showed us around his property,swhereswe learned a little Red Army folklore.
122, I write this paper mainly using coalescent research methods of historical documents study, comparative study and Folklore Field Work.
123, The birth of this concept thus paves the way for the studies of folk opera and the ecology of Shanghai urban folklore.
124, Specialists are having a discussion over the difference of the items which includes the far austere art, the folklore art, the directart and the outsider art.
125, Under the guidance of urban marketing, this article educes the productions' marketing countermeasures of urban folklore tourism, expatiating from tow aspects of entity and void substance.
126, It is believed that folk-custom culture is the core of urban folklore tourism marketing.
127, Folklore, the history books Josephus recorded in varying degrees in both her story.
128, Vampires have popped up in cultural folklore for thousands of years, though the fanged-and-coiffed version we know comes from the 18th and 19th-century myths of Eastern Europe.
129, A possible approach is to cross-check folklore and written historic sources with the results of laboratory testing.
130, A vampire is a creature chimeric non-dead non-living which, according to various folklore and popular superstition, feeds on the blood of the living in order to draw a life force.
131, Folklore says villagers in Llangernyw, midway between Abergele and Llanrwst, learn their grim fate from a supernatural being under the boughs of a 3,000-year-old yew tree.Sentencedict.com
132, This is not simply folklore but a truth applying to human life as well.
133, It is part of fishing folklore among bloke types who keep company with barramundi and crocodiles, or dabble in prawn fishing.
134, In India, the sacred lotus is legendary and much folklore and religious mythology is woven around it.
135, Specifically, Landy shows how folklore, however "natural" and ahistorical it may seem, is constituted through changing representations of the state, civil society, subjectivity, knowledge, and power.
136, He did his best to supply America with its own folklore.
137, In European folklore, a dragon is a serpentine legendary creature.