autorenew recent updates
barrel pickny
A child whose primary means of support are money and items shipped from parents working overseas.
person
barra
Barracuda. A ray-finned fish known for its large size and fearsome appearance
animal
food
Black bud say fi im pickny fus
Attend to your own affairs before the affairs of others.
proverb
Cockroach neva right before chicken
One will never be judged fairly by one's enemies.
proverb
2 comments
bara
The bread is a quick bread made of flour, baking powder, salt and ground turmeric, which gives the bread its yellow color. It is flattened to a thin round disk about four or five inches in diameter and fried until golden brown.
food
1 comments
banna
An informal title used for greeting among male friends.
3 comments
If yu mash ants yu fine im guts
People reveal their true colours when faced with pressure or hard times.
proverb
Wen yu gwine knock anansi memba di wall
When you try to hurt another be sure you aren't hurting yourself.
proverb
bankra
A large hamper/basket carried by donkeys and mules.
2 comments
Anansi rope tie him maasa
Be careful that you are not caught in the traps you set for others.
proverb
bangarang
Any incident or time marked by drama, scandal, confusion or conflict.
A faas mek anansi de a house top
It is dangerous to meddle in the affairs of others.
proverb
Moon run faas but day ketch im
Your actions and misdeeds will eventually have consequences.
proverb
Dutty water cool hot iron
Every thing has its use.
proverb
4 comments
bandulu
Illegal or crooked activity. Any activity that circumvents the standard legal, above board channels.
1 comments
A word betta dan a wink fo a bline horse
Use the right motivation for each person
proverb
Poun o fretment nu pay fo gill o debtment
Worrying does not improve a bad situation.
proverb
1 comments
bandoo
A rigid metal, plastic or wooden band used to keep womens' hair in place.
2 comments
bando
A rigid metal, plastic or wooden band used to keep womens' hair in place.
Wen man dead grass grow da i door mout
The dead are soon forgotten.
proverb