folk-rockish
folk-rockish adjective: similar to or reminiscent of folk rock.
Adjective
folk-rockish (comparative more folk-rockish, superlative most folk-rockish)
- Similar to or reminiscent of folk rock.
- His only other Hot 100 item came in 1965 with the folk-rockish "It's Gonna Be Fine" (#54).1990, Wayne Jancik, The Billboard Book of One-Hit Wonders, →ISBN, page 168
Forms of folk-rockish
| comparative | more folk-rockish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most folk-rockish |
Questions about folk-rockish
- What does folk-rockish mean?
- Folk-rockish means similar to or reminiscent of folk rock.
- What part of speech is folk-rockish?
- Folk-rockish is an adjective.
Words near folk-rockish in the dictionary
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