As a self-taught folk etymologist, she often creates fanciful origin stories for common words.

The folk name for the island survived centuries of maps and official decrees.

The museum's display included folk names for many of the artifacts, reflecting local traditions.

The museum's exhibit highlighted the local folk-ways that have shaped village life for centuries.

The museum's new exhibit explores folk ways that have shaped rural life for generations.

At the summer festival, a band specializing in wyrd folk mesmerized the crowd with incense-heavy harmonies and droning guitars.

Every morning the feathered folk gather at the pond, turning the surface into a fluttering mosaic.

Late at dusk I glimpsed the fairy folk dancing in a moonlit glade, their pale faces and tiny figures vanishing when I blinked.

Grandmother told us a folk tale about a clever fox that outwitted a greedy farmer.

A delegation of lizard-folk arrived at the council at dawn to plead for an alliance.