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sherf 9 years ago
my country not in the list (GHANA)..., But a great site tho.
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ker
Flobert 9 years ago
ker - carry, or to take . depends on how you use it.<br /><br /> ker this ova so. = carry/ take this over there
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turkey berry
christine 9 years ago
had gully beans for dinner last was so good
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Dance a yard before yu dance abroad
slintins 9 years ago
yuh
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lamveritab
ally 9 years ago
hi
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bandoo
ria 9 years ago
Another French word where the ending sounds differently than spelt
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goudblad boom
THYEMA 9 years ago
TIS LIKE A NICE
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gonzalito
THYEMA 9 years ago
MI LIKE DE COLOUR FI TIS
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banana bird
Laurel Persaud 9 years ago
Kiskadee
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turpial
Richard 9 years ago
beautiful bird, and do not leave banana's laying about. They will enter the house through open window or doors and unzip a banana in minutea and eat the inside. Fun to watch such a bird. Also have seen them in Curacao.
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juju
Marcelle 9 years ago
We call it dungs in Guyana.
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cornichon
Nigel Boos 9 years ago
If this is the same fruit as the one called "Carambola", then it is extremely bitter. I first found the "Carambola" while driving to Galeota Point to work. The single tree sood on the right-hand side of the road, shortly after passing Grande Chiquito, south of S. Grande. I understand that it is dried, sweetened and used as a preserved fruit in fruit cakes at Christmas-time in Guyana.
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zanana
Imelda Negretti 9 years ago
Pineapples are a big commercial crop in Trinidad
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If yu nu go unda fowl coob, fowl cyaa shit pan yu
justice dore 9 years ago
u nu fi cus bad word pan computer
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chapaulin
Brudda Bob 9 years ago
Funny, I see this word here. A friend of mine migrated from Guyana 2 decades ago, went to Home Depot and asking for a tampolin. The reps. didn't know what he was referring to until he started to describe the item. Imagine a raw accented person asking for": Ayuh gat tampolin? What? Tampolin man tampolin!
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gutaperk
♥Aisha♥ 9 years ago
Everybody call me this slingshot✴
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idren
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luke 9 years ago
you are cool (not)
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siwet
Stephen 9 years ago
Raspberry in Antigua
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bruk up
h 9 years ago
Jamaicans say this too
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Every mickle mek a muckle
renice 9 years ago
TRUE.
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gombey
Bernadette 9 years ago
Goombay is the official music of the Bahamas. It is also the name of a festival that was commonly held in the Bahamas.
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johnkankus
bernadette 9 years ago
Junkanoo is celebrated in the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos. It is said to be celebrated on a much larger scale than Jamaica or Turks and Caicos
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ganda
Ganga 9 years ago
Ganga not ganda
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bud peppa
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Susan Laura Salandy-Moolchan 10 years ago
Bird peppers here because they are consumed and spread by birds through droppings
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bhaigan
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Susan Laura Salandy-Moolchan 10 years ago
Also aubergine
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hog apple
joel 10 years ago
sweet dunham
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washy kong
Andy 10 years ago
Yachting in Guyana
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bingy
Andy 10 years ago
In Barbados it is called a guttaperk. I am told that the name came from a German brand of inner tubing of a tyre named Gutta Percha or something like that (spelling may be off but phonetics correct..) but as usual bajans will find a way of truncating or altering the sound to make it easy for them to say...
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big ring play
Exydus Zepreasha 10 years ago
This very incorrect. A ring play is basically a ring game for adults. An example of such would be 'Sen Mi Nicki'. They're generally played by children but contain adult content upfront or coded.
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gold eye
B Sarv 10 years ago
Spotted this for the first time in my area. Robert Estates near Nobert, Grande Riviere
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suck rock
labell 10 years ago
In st Vincent and the grenadines we call them long back.
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stamp and go
sm 10 years ago
Fritters
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benny cake
June 10 years ago
In Tobago, these are made into round treats and called benne balls.
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ti po
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Remy Free 10 years ago
Possibly from the mis-hearing/pronounciation of the English slang word - Tipple
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backa
smh 10 years ago
never heard of this in saint lucia
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capok tree
Anon 10 years ago
Is this the same as Kapok as in Kapok Hotel?
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wet fowl
Amber 10 years ago
I've always heard wet fowl used to describe someone in a bad mood.
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flim
Claudette 10 years ago
Jamaican people seh 'flim,' hence flim show. Moving pictures.
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ass up
It means I'm pissed 10 years ago
Said when one is pissed off!
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kurma
dapur 10 years ago
Shouldn't this be a noun, instead of a preposition?
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Every day da nu Sundeh
dede1012 10 years ago
She who feels it, knows it. Once you have been through something, you can empathize with others.
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boonoonoonus
Nate 10 years ago
Sweetheart
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bonghead
Andrew 10 years ago
Nope. We dont use this. We normally use 'Weed Head'
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crofi
Andrew 10 years ago
not all Belizeans are Crofi. The term crofi means a person who is over interested in free items and often over extending their welcome. A despicable person
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belly cork
Lee 10 years ago
I've also heard this to describe the feeling of being very full after a large meal.
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yoyo
Desiree 10 years ago
recipe?
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melongene
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gtb 10 years ago
hey food is nt soo important
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food
wulf 10 years ago
yes. i believe so.
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buss up shot
CJL 10 years ago
Roti can refer to the flat bread alone or it can refer to the flat bread filled with curry meat or shrimp and cooked vegetables, a roti...wit slight peppah...LOL
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bills
Bredrin 10 years ago
(Blue buay.)( buay =boy) because the hundred not is mostly blue
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