Adjective
down home (comparative more down home, superlative most down home)
Alternative form of down-home
down-home (comparative more down-home, superlative most down-home)
(chiefly US) Simple and unpretentious, especially having the characteristics of a Southern rural lifestyle.
down-home
Everyone is influenced by everybody but you bring it down home the way you feel it. Thelonious Monk
Family-style restaurants serving Southern cuisine are common throughout the South, and range from the humble and down-home to the decidedly upscale. Source: Internet
Do you relish folksy down-home singer/songwriters, old timey blues and bluegrass bands, but not the commercial country stuff? Source: Internet
Bragg grew up in the small northeastern Alabama town of Possum Trot, and his front-porch style of storytelling puts just the right down-home twang on a saga that otherwise might seem too farfetched to be true. Source: Internet
Great prices and a down-home tavern ambiance, we fueled ourselves with a hearty portions of stewed beef and lamb, a well-executed moussaka, and a pasta dish that photographed way better than it actually tasted. Source: Internet
Instead, grab a cocktail served in a smoking chemistry lab beaker and enjoy down-home delta blues from the bar's strong line-up. Source: Internet