Definition of
C and W
- (noun, communication) a simple style of folk music heard mostly in the southern United States; usually played on stringed instruments
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Alternate forms of C and W
Hyponyms: bluegrass, hillbilly music, zydeco
Hypernyms: ethnic music, folk, folk music
People who say C and W
glennwatkin RT @SharpeByName: Off to present Climbing the Pyramid on BBC c and w from 7pm. Focussing on the recent successes or Nuneaton Town & Bedworth Utd & much more!
ben_mayne RT @SharpeByName: Off to present Climbing the Pyramid on BBC c and w from 7pm. Focussing on the recent successes or Nuneaton Town & Bedworth Utd & much more!
mjjakeman85 RT @SharpeByName: Off to present Climbing the Pyramid on BBC c and w from 7pm. Focussing on the recent successes or Nuneaton Town & Bedworth Utd & much more!
SharpeByName Off to present Climbing the Pyramid on BBC c and w from 7pm. Focussing on the recent successes or Nuneaton Town & Bedworth Utd & much more!
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