griot
IPA: grˈaɪʌt
noun
- A West African storyteller who passes on oral traditions; a wandering musician and poet.
- (cooking) A Haitian dish of fried pork.
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Examples of "griot" in Sentences
- Griot got the name slightly wrong.
- Griot is of course an anonymous name.
- User Griot still doesn't seem to get it.
- As a matter of fact I rather dislike Griot.
- Griot is changing things and taking things out.
- Atongo Zimba ia a musician and griot from Ghana.
- I like to think of myself as a modern day griot.
- Read a review of Griot from, as well as a review by.
- For example, A griot is a major player in West African society.
- You and Griot are way too serious and ideological and political.
- If you choose to respond to this, Griot, I welcome the discussion.
- I also liked the term griot as it reinforces the need for a point of view.
- Understanding the function of the griot is a great way to gain insight into the culture of West Africa.
- For those of you who are not familiar with the term "griot" or jali, or jeli, depending on where the griot is from a quick explanation: the griot is the repository of the history of his or her people, knowing geneologies and major epic songs by heart.
- Actually Luke the great Malian griot aka praise singer Salif Keita, with whom griots, not SK who kicked the habit you have a lot in common - singing the praises of whoever pays, like arms industry PR or hailing Blair through his worst days - is an albino and has red hair.
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