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townsfolk
noun plural towns·folk \ˈtau̇nz-ˌfōk\
: the people who live in a town
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First Known Use of TOWNSFOLK
1682
Rhymes with TOWNSFOLK
ad hoc, backstroke, baroque, bespoke, blow smoke, breaststroke, brushstroke, bur oak, chain-smoke, convoke, cork oak, cowpoke, downstroke, evoke, ground stroke, heatstroke, holm oak, in-joke, invoke, keystroke, kinfolk, kinsfolk, menfolk, pin oak, post oak, presoak, provoke, red oak, revoke, scrub oak, she-oak, sidestroke, silk oak, slowpoke, sunchoke, sunstroke, tan oak, uncloak, unyoke, upstroke, white oak, workfolk
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