Jamaican people seh 'flim,' hence flim show. Moving pictures.

Said when one is pissed off!

Shouldn't this be a noun, instead of a preposition?

She who feels it, knows it. Once you have been through something, you can empathize with others.

Sweetheart

Nope. We dont use this. We normally use 'Weed Head'

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

I've also heard this to describe the feeling of being very full after a large meal.

recipe?

hey food is nt soo important

yes. i believe so.

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

(Blue buay.)( buay =boy) because the hundred not is mostly blue

To shower ,bade=

In Jamaica "blue draws" ("drawers" as in underwear..I assumed...growing up). Any knowledgeable Jamaicans to comment?

Callaloo is Dasheen leaf in Grenzs. Aramanth is Zepina

hi Jassie i know this fruit very well .. my sister have a couple trees and they are full of fruits right now. .

Eryngium foetidum

Oh yummy in my tummy

The photo shows snow peas, not saim.

This is called oil dong.

I am assuming you mean bhunjay. It means to sauté in hot oil that contains parched curry powder and other seasonings.

One of the major ingredients in this dish is something called Guinea Corn Flour (sorghum) - a grey white type of flour. This is what helps to give its consistency.

it is tatoowa from d jungle

no no no is cark d battle

yum

there is no proper spelling, this is an urban dictionary which means that the word is spelled the way you pronounced it

if a lick you, you puck!

As compared to the small female penis.

that picture is not the bill, that is the 28. the bill has a broad side serface with a hook tip

WHO CREATED THE GOAT SKIN AND THE PLASTIC SKIN TASSA

Found your dictionary quite by accident whilst googling "barble dove". Found it to be quite informative, fun and enjoyed the colourful photos. Thanks, Faheemah (born and living in London, UK but grew up in sunny Jamaica)

for example: him well ugly ( He is very ugly)

True

This is great info

i see this on almost every site

Pretty sure they're called "pastel" in Puerto Rico as well

I haven't seen one of these in a long time.

Only Haitians call it bannan though.

A obeah yard. You go there to get cures and healing, or to get bad obeah removed from you.

it's called "buss me jaw" in JA

Hey bai, yuh si di big skin gyurl?<br /> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=IXe8BLZb5H8#t=204s

This is also known as a Jelly Coconut and sold by the roadside in Jamaica.

In all my years, I only hear warboat refer to women, so I don't know what this offended feminist business is about.

Also Bambie.

Synonym:Heavy mannas

Also Hire-purchase. Usage: Me nu tek anyting pon credit (hire-purchase), me haffi pay fi it wen mi tek it ome. A fi me!

Usually lacking moisture!

Also reffers to the female sexual organ. Reference the calypso.: In my garden there's a red tomato, surrounded by some bush. To reach my red tomato, I have to push. Buy my red tomato, Buy my red tomato.

Tie head may also be called henkevich/hankerchiv: a handkerchief or bandanna. The spelling of some of these names have always baffled me. But we used to say "We don't spell it, we just  pronounce/say it." As in "Gal, gi me de henkechiv, gal, mek mi tie up mi 'ead."