Term: morris dancer: someone who does a morris dance
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: etymology: a history of a word
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: football score: the score in a football game
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: calves' liver: liver of a calf used as meat
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: requiem: a Mass celebrated for the dead
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: tombola: a lottery in which tickets are drawn from a revolving drum
Broader: folk dancer: someone who does folk dances | Unrelated: gypsophila: Mediterranean herbs having small white or pink flowers
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