folklorIst (folk as fok)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 65
[Eng. folklor (e); One skilled in or devoted to the study of -ist. Print.: Consisting of sheets folded only once, Folklore (q. v.). four pages to the sheet. "In fifty folio volumes, Printed by Elzevir in columns." Cawthorn: Birth , ., of Genius. folio-post, 8. A flat writing-paper, generally folk-mõte, *folk'-moôt (folk as fok), s. [Eng. folk; mote, A. S. folc - gemot.] 1. An a embly of the people to consider matters affecting the commonwealth; answering in some measure to a parliament. 2. A court-leet or local court. pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, põt, folkmoter *folk-mōt-er, *folk-moôt-er (folk as fōk), s . [Eng. folkmot (e); -er.] One who frequents or attends a folkmoot; a democrat.
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