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down-home

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down-home  (American)
down-home things are simple and typical of life in the countryside (always before noun) It's a diner with down-home American cooking where you can take all the family. He's a folksy, down-home sort of guy.


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This is an assuredly deep, dirty and down-home delight.
com Down-home country charm enhances a fine collection of easy recipes reflecting Farm Chick ideals of easily-prepared dishes everyone loves.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Garden & Gun is not a practical, down-home magazine with ads for handguns and advice columns on coaxing that stubborn rhododendron to bloom.
 
 
 
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