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folklore

[fohk-lawr, -lohr] / ˈfoʊkˌlɔr, -ˌloʊr /


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They reached 19-0 at stumps and followed up with a performance etched in Ashes folklore.

From BBC

Two came the following day - Cook and Jonny Bairstow - but it was the wicket Agar did not take that has a place in Ashes folklore.

From BBC

Faribault Mill, one of the last vertical wool and cotton mills in the country, partnered with Anishinaabe artist Madison Rae Holler to create a series of blankets honoring traditional folklore and storytelling.

From Los Angeles Times

Having etched his name into Republic of Ireland folklore, Troy Parrott let the tears flow.

From BBC

For Mr Crory, tales of puffins once breeding on the Isle of Muck "felt more like folklore", but the myth is now becoming a reality.

From BBC