Folk and Seed

Folk

Folk noun - One of the segments of society into which people are grouped.

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Seed and folk are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seed" instead a noun "Folk".

Seed noun - The source from which something grows or develops.

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Folk and seed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Folk" instead a noun "Seed".

Nearby Words: seeded, seeding, seedling, seedsman, seeder

human	human folk	human seed
old	old folk	old seed
good	good folk	good seed
pure	pure folk	pure seed
Other adjectives: normal, original, many, single, heavy, big, tiny, white, early, random, titular, older, magical.

In Wild World and City Folk, this presents a disadvantage to those who pull off an emergency power off because they caught one of their visitors trying to grief them by means of a bricking seed.

Source: No Fair Cheating
Glomdoring is The Lost Woods and populated by The Fair Folk, who want to seed their corrupted forest through the rest of the known world, and brainwash the remnants of society (or, if that fails, kill them all).

Source: The Evils of Free Will
His visit coincides by an attack on the tribe by the forces of a sorcerer, who needs the Tree Folk's Sacred Seed to ensure his own survival.

Source: Franchise / Conan the Barbarian

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