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| Acid | adjective | Behaving badly, especially vocally. |
| Ackee | noun | Fruit with a green skin, orange pulp and a large seed. |
| Act-Up | verb | To start manifesting symptoms of any condition, attitude or behavioural pattern. |
| {present continuous: Acting Up} | ||
| Advanced | adjective | (In children) Displaying intelligence or mental capacity beyond that which is typical of children of similar age. |
| Ain't It? | expression | Isn't It? Isn't That Right? |
| Alistation | noun | Alsatian Dog |
| Alms House | noun | The Geriatric Hospital |
| Aloes | noun | Aloe Vera plant or piece of one |
| Ammond | noun | Almond |
| And Ting | expression | And so on. And so forth. etcetera. And such like. |
| And Ting Like That | expression | And so on. And so forth. etcetera. And such like. |
| And Ting So | expression | And so on. And so forth. etcetera. And such like. |
| And Ting So Like Dat Dey | expression | And so on. And so forth. etcetera. And such like. (eg. Dat lil boy ain't easy. He does pelt rocks at he mother and ting so like dat dey = That little boy is difficult to handle. He throws rocks and so forth at his mother) |
| Ants | verb | Ask |
| Arc-Eyes | noun | Crossed eyes |
| Auntieman | noun | Homosexual |
| Aurite-Den | expression | Alright then. (Said when in agreement with something) |
| Ba-deed-nuh | adverb | Indeed |
| Bad-Feels | noun | To feel generally unwell and faint. |
| Back-Back | verb | To reverse a vehicle. (Present Continuous = Backing-Back) |
| Back Chat | noun | Any insolent response from a child to an adult |
| Back Stab | verb | Talk about one's friends negatively without their knowledge |
| Backstabber | noun | Someone who backstabs |
| Bad-behaved | adjective | Naughty, wicked (usually of children) |
| Bad John | noun | Hot headed, bad-tempered, violent or stupid person |
| Bad Talk | verb | To say negative things about someone without their knowledge |
| Bajan | noun | Someone of Barbadian Nationality |
| Bajan Bullet | noun | A big rock used as a weapon |
| Baje | noun | Shortened form of “Bajan” |
| Bare | adjective | A lot of. A concentration of. |
| Barrifle | noun | A lot |
| Bark | verb | To lash with an object, To hit a dog with an object, especially a stone. |
| Bashment! | exclamation | Cool! |
| Bashment | noun | Something that is cool, dancehall music |
| adjective | Cool | |
| Bashment ride | noun | A popular minibus (particularly among the youth) |
| Bashy | adjective | Cool |
| Bassa-bassa | noun | A Commotion or fight |
| Becausen | conjunction | Because |
| Bee | noun (political) | A supporter of the Barbados Labour Party |
| Bedecked | adjective | Dressed in one's finest |
| Belly | noun | Diarrhea (eg: He got de belly = He has diarrhea) |
| Bellyologist | noun | A greedy person (food). |
| Belly Warmer | noun | A large panty, covering the majority of the belly |
| Ben | adjective | A facial expression of anger. |
| (eg: she face ben = her face shows that she is angry) | ||
| Bim | noun | A common nickname for Barbados |
| Bimshire | noun | A nickname for Barbados (pronounced "bim-shur") |
| Big-Up | noun | A person of influence or wealth |
| verb | To praise, recognize or acknowledge someone | |
| Bill | noun | Sword |
| Bingabang | noun | A large panty |
| Biscuit | noun | Knee cap |
| Biscuit-Tin | noun | An old bus |
| Bite | verb | To itch (eg: My head biting me = my head is itching) |
| Bittle | noun | Food, a little bit of food |
| Black-Lead | noun | Pencil |
| Blam | verb | To slam |
| Blank | verb | Totally ignore a person |
| Blenzers | noun | Money |
| Blinds | noun | curtains |
| Blind | verb | To overwhelm or lash. |
| (eg: I would blind you = I would lash you) | ||
| (eg: She blind he in cuss = she cursed him severely) | ||
| Bloomers | noun | Big panties. |
| Blurk | adjective | Very black or dark |
| Blurkus | adjective | Extremely black or dark |
| Boar Cat | noun | A male cat |
| Body | pronoun | Person |
| Boek! | exclamation | Cool! |
| Bollengeer | noun | Eggplant |
| Boo | adjective | [1] (person) to be no good, to be all talk and no show |
| [2] (object) to be worthless | ||
| note: This word is usually preceded by the word "bare". | ||
| Bore | verb | To attack, to push, to push pass others, to insert yourself higher into a queue than you should be. |
| Boss | noun | An influential person; Any person being greeted |
| Bounce | verb | To go. To leave. To embark on a journey. |
| Boung | adjective | To be constipated |
| Bout | preposition | About, around |
| Bowmanston | noun | Drinking water (pronounced bo-mis-ton) |
| Boxy | noun | A buttocks. |
| Bozie | expression | A typical sentence ending used to emphasize a negative position. (e.g. Not me bozie) |
| Braggadung | expression | The sound made when someone and/or something falls |
| Braids | noun | Synthetic hair. |
| Brass Tacks | expression | The meat or heart of the matter |
| (eg: Let we get down to down tacks = let's get straight to the business at hand) | ||
| Bration | noun | An outing to flirt. A date. |
| Brax! | exclamation | Presumably the sound of an explosion or great impact. |
| Breed | verb | To impregnate. (course) |
| adjective | To be pregnant. (Course) | |
| Broughtupsy | noun | Good manners and proper upbringing. |
| BTM | noun | Someone's bottom |
| Bubbies | noun | Breasts. (Course) |
| Bubble | verb | Drive. |
| Bull | verb | To engage in sodomy. (Course) |
| Bull-Cow | noun | A male cow. |
| Buller | noun | A homosexual. (Course) |
| Bullerman | noun | A homosexual. (Course) |
| Bum | noun | A bomb |
| Bum-down | verb | To knock excessively on a door |
| Bumper | noun | A sexual term for "buttocks". |
| Bun-down | verb | Burn down |
| Burst | verb | To flog or beat |
| (eg: I gine burst you backside = I'm going to flog you) | ||
| Bus | verb | To burst |
| Buse | verb | To curse or verbally abuse someone |
| Bus-man | noun | A bus driver |
| Butt-Up Pon | verb | To meet by chance. |
| Caan / Cahn | contraction | Can't |
| Cah | verb | To carry |
| Caffuffle | verb | Bewilder, Confuse |
| Cantipee | noun | A centipede. (Pronounced : “San-ti-pee”) |
| Carry On | verb | To quarrel in a rather raucous or low class way |
| Catspraddle | verb | To fall hard and flat. |
| Caw | conjunction | Because |
| Cella-phone | noun | A mobile phone |
| Centipee | noun | A centipede. (Pronounced : “Sen-ti-pee”) |
| Cha! | exclamation | Astonishment |
| Chat Up | verb | To flatter someone |
| Cheese-on-bread! | exclamation | Astonishment |
| Cheezon! | exclamation | A variation of Cheese-don-bread! |
| Clorox | noun | Any bleach product. |
| Cock-a-roach | noun | A cockroach. |
| Cock Up | verb | [1] To die (usually of natural causes), [2] to sit badly |
| adjective | Dead | |
| Collins | noun | Sword |
| Concubine | noun | A woman who has affairs with married men. |
| Coolie Man | noun | An Indian door-to-door salesman. |
| Cornfuse | verb | To confuse. |
| Commanickie | noun | A little boy |
| Cow Bird | noun | An Egret |
| Coz | preposition | Because. |
| Cozing | preposition | Because. |
| Crack Bottle | noun | A sickly person. Someone always in medication. |
| Craddle | verb | To rock a bus or van from side to side for pleasure. |
| Crapaud | noun | A toad. (pronounced "kra-po") |
| Crawl | verb | To Quarrel |
| noun | A Quarrel | |
| Crew | noun | Buddies, close friends |
| Crick | adverb | Quick |
| Crystal punch | noun | Drinking water |
| Cuff | verb | To punch (someone) |
| Cuhdear | expression | Sympathy |
| Cumma | expression | Come here |
| Cuss | verb | To quarrel in a rather raucous or low class way, usually with expletives. |
| noun | Quarrelsome language, expletives | |
| Cut | verb | To flog |
| (eg: I gine cut you backside = I'm going to flog you) | ||
| Cut-Tail | noun | A good flogging. |
| Cutter | noun | A sandwich made with authentic Bajan salt bread (variation : cutta) |
| Dan | noun | An infamous person. (usually male) |
| Dannet | noun | An infamous female. |
| Dangorgon | noun | An infamous person. (usually male) |
| Dangerous | adjective | To be disloyal to one's friends |
| Dat | pronoun / conjunction | That |
| Dat wuh? | expression | Pardon me |
| De | variation | The |
| Dead | noun | A Corpse |
| verb | To die (eg: He dead 'bout two years now = He died two years ago) | |
| Dearheart | noun | Sweetheart |
| De-Belly | noun | Diarrhea |
| Decked | adjective | Dressed in one's finest |
| Deck-down | adjective | Dressed in one's finest |
| Dee | noun (political) | A supporter of the Democratic Labour Party |
| Disgusting | adjective | Extremely Disobedient (especially children) |
| Dixie | adjective | Happy |
| Denn | expression | A typical sentence ending used to emphasize. |
| Dem | preposition | Them |
| Dem | noun (political) | A candidate or member of the Democratic Labour Party |
| Dems | noun (political) | The Democratic Labour Party |
| Ding Dong | adverb | (of an argument) heated, passionate |
| (eg: We had it ding dong = we had a heated argument) | ||
| Doctor Booby | noun | A hummingbird. |
| Dog Dumplin | noun | None Fruit (pronounced non-e) |
| Donkey hair | noun | Synthetic hair. |
| Donkey years | expression | A long time ago |
| Dottish | adjective | Stupid, foolish (pronounced doh-tish) |
| Dress To Kill | adjective | To be dressed fancy |
| Drug Mule | noun | Someone who smuggles drugs on or inside their body. |
| Druggy | noun | Someone who is using or hooked on drugs |
| Dumpsy | adjective | To be stupid. To be slow in academic learning. |
| Duppy | noun | An evil spirit, a dead person |
| Dutty | adjective | Dirty. |
| Ecky-becky | noun | A poor white person (a racially derogatory term) |
| Ease-Off | verb | To give an ease. To take a break. |
| Ef | conjunction | if |
| Effin | conjunction | if |
| 'En | contraction | A negative, does not, do not, is not, are not (e.g: I'en hungry = I am not hungry) |
| Evahsince | expression | A long time ago (a variation of "ever since") |
| Evah | determiner | Every |
| Fag-Out | adjective | Very tired | |
| Fail | adjective | "Not cutting it", shortcoming or disappointing. | |
| Fall away | verb | Noticeably lose weight in a short timeframe. | |
| Fall down | adjective | Fall | |
| Fall-Out | verb | To have a disagreement with somebody. To cease a friendship. | |
| noun | A disagreement. The end of a friendship. | ||
| Fambily | noun | A family | |
| A single family member | |||
| Features | verb | To resembles someone. (eg: Omar features his mother = Omar looks like his mother / Omar resembles his mother) | |
| Fella | noun | A guy (a variation of fellow) | |
| Fingersmith | noun | A thief. | |
| Flam | verb | To flirt with someone. | |
| noun | A female one is flirting with | ||
| Flad | verb | Flood | |
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| Flad-out | adjective | To be flooded with water | |
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| Flim | noun | [1] Film, [2] A movie | |
| Flimsy | adjective | Substandard, easily destroyed | |
| Flit | noun | Any insecticide product. | |
| Flod | verb | Flood | |
| Flod-out | adjective | To be flooded with water | |
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| Fly | verb | Travel very quickly; Move without hesitation | |
| Fly Up | verb | [1] To get or jump up suddenly | |
| [2] To advance toward someone in a threatening manner. | |||
| Follow-pattern | noun | One who does something just because someone else is doing it | |
| Fresh | noun | A bath. (eg: He taking a fresh = he's taking a bath) | |
| Fronthouse | noun | The living room in one's home |
| Ga-long | verb | Go along |
| Gap | noun | A street. |
| Gear | noun | Expensive brand name clothing |
| Gine | verb | Going |
| Gipsy / Gypsy | adjective | Too inquisitive about everyone's business (pronounced “jip-see”) |
| verb | Inquire about someone else's business | |
| Goat-heaven | noun | A state of bliss |
| God-Horse | noun | A Stick Insect |
| Go-Forwards | noun | slippers |
| Go-Off | verb | To become mentally unstable. |
| Government Juice | noun | Tap water |
| Grabble | verb | To grab hold of |
| Grabble-up | verb | To grab hold of roughly |
| Gree | verb | To be on speaking terms with somebody |
| Gree-Back | verb | To get back on speaking terms with somebody |
| Gully-boar | noun | One who has no class (pronounced “guh-lee-bor”) |
| Guttaperk | noun | A handheld catapult |
| Half-a-idiot | noun | Hot headed, bad-tempered, violent or stupid person |
| Hamburgala | noun | Ham Burger |
| Hard | adjective | Good |
| Hard-ears | noun | Naughty (a child), stubborn |
| Harnd | noun | Hundred |
| Hear | expression | Sentence ending used for Emphasis (eg: "Have a wonderful day hear") |
| Hing | verb | [1] To choke (on food), [2] to hang (execute), [3] to hang (object) |
| Hobby Class | adverb | Receive a paid service for free |
| Horn | verb | To cheat (relationship) |
| Horspital | noun | Hospital. |
| House Spots | noun | Very large feet. |
| Humbug | verb | Bother |
| Hurt Up | adjective | Experiencing difficulty or fatigue |
| verb | To inflict difficulty or fatigue |
| Igrunt | adjective | Hot headed, bad-tempered, violent, stupid |
| Igrunce | noun | Foolishness, anything unfavorable or undesirable |
| Ill! | exclamation | Cool! |
| Ill | adjective | Cool |
| Ingrunt | adjective | A variation of igrunt |
| Ingrunce | noun | A variation of ingrunce |
| Jar | verb | To look at. To check out. |
| Jean-pants | noun | A jeans pants |
| Jenkins | noun | The mental institution |
| Jess | noun | A dress |
| verb | To dress oneself | |
| Jigga-Jigga | noun | A noticeably old vehicle |
| adjective | Noticeably old (vehicle) | |
| Jizzle | noun | A drizzle of rain |
| verb | To drizzle | |
| Jobby | noun | Faeces |
| verb | To excrete faeces | |
| Jop | noun | A drop of liquid; A long fall |
| verb | To drop | |
| Jrobby | noun | A variant of jobby |
| verb | A variant of jobby | |
| Juk | verb | To poke, To stab (eg: I would juk you up, boy = I feel inclined to stab you) |
| Kill-Off | verb | To humiliate or insult someone with a speech or a gesture |
| noun | Humiliating or insulting gestures or language |
| Labtop | noun | A laptop computer |
| Leppa | noun | Leprosy |
| Lickrish | adjective | Gluttonous |
| verb | To openly display gluttonous behaviour | |
| Lick Down | verb | To hit a person with a vehicle |
| Licks | noun | Lashes (of chastisement) |
| Lick Up | verb | To injure someone seriously |
| Like a pop-kite | adverb | Travelling very quickly |
| eg: The bus driver went up the road like a pop-kite = the bus driver when up the road very quickly. | ||
| Lime Skin | noun | A type of beret |
| Lock-off | verb | Turn off (particularly a pipe or tap), to secure |
| Log | verb | To lash with an object |
| Loss-Way | verb | To throw someone into jail for a very long time |
| Lower-Down | verb | Decrease volume (device) |
| Lower-Up | verb | Increase volume (device) |
| Maanger | noun | A mango |
| Maangra | noun | A mango |
| Maanguh | noun | A mango |
| Macky! | exclamation | Cool! |
| adjective | Cool | |
| Maclie | noun | Mucus from the eyes |
| Mahogany Bird | noun | A large cockroach. |
| Mattie | noun | Close or best friend |
| Mellapee | noun | A millipede. |
| Mamma-jamma | noun | An extremely overweight woman. |
| Massacree | verb | To completely ravage something or someone (pronounced mas-e-cree) |
| Mash-Up | verb | To destroy, to ruin, to nullify, to blow away the competition in a contest |
| adjective | Broken, void, not completely functional | |
| Malicious | adjective | Extremely Inquisitive |
| verb | The act of inquiring or gaining knowledge about someone else's business. | |
| Maxi-Taxi | noun | A ZR Van. |
| Middlecut | noun | Mackerel |
| Militant! | exclamation | Cool! |
| Militant | adjective | Cool |
| Milkshake | verb | Using the accelerator and the brakes of a bus or van to produce a “bouncing” motion for pleasure. |
| Mob-o-ton | noun | A great quantity |
| Mock-Sport | noun | Ridicule or jesting |
| Mout | noun | Mouth |
| Moutta | noun | Someone who talks a lot |
| Nabull | noun | A navel | |
| Nain | noun | Nothing | |
| Nanny | adjective | Nasty or absolutely disgusting | |
| Neffin | pronoun / adverb | Nothing | |
| Nevuh | adverb | Never | |
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| Newscarrier | noun | Someone who spreads rumours about people. | |
| Noise | noun | A quarrel. | |
| Nose Hole | noun | A nostril | |
| Nuff | noun | A lot. | |
| Nuh | expression | A sentence ending used for emphasis. Used to get one's attention. | |
| Nuttin | pronoun / adverb | Nothing |
| Obay | noun | Obeah, witchcraft |
| Offset | adjective | Disturbed |
| Old Years Night | expression | New Years Eve |
| Ondawear | noun | Men's underwear, particularly the common brief. |
| One-Side | adverb | Aside |
| One-Two-Three | noun | Dish of corned beef, macaroni and English potato |
| On-neat | adjective | A variation of “underneath”. Below or under |
| On-it-Do | expression | Open It, Undo it |
| Op-it-En | expression | Open It |
| Orite-Den | expression | Variation of “Aurite-Den”. Said when in agreement with something |
| Over-In-Away | adverb | abroad, overseas |
| Own-Way | adjective | Liking things to happen one's way |
| Pailin | noun | A galvanize fence, usually surrounding a back-yard. |
| Pampers | noun | Any brand of disposable diapers |
| Park | verb | To dis-continue a friendship |
| Parro | noun | A homeless person who is on drugs |
| Part | adverb | A substitution for "where" in a question or statement. |
| (eg: "Part it is?" = "Where is it?") ("You know part de book is?" = "Do you know where the book is?") | ||
| Pass | noun | A space to get through. |
| Pelt | verb | Throw |
| Pelt Waist | verb | To wuk-up (dance with the hips) |
| Peggers | noun | Teeth |
| Pensioners | noun | Plain white sneakers, usually very cheap. |
| Pension Pumps | noun | Plain white sneakers, usually very cheap. |
| Picong | noun | In calypso music : Composing lyrics on the spot during a live performance, usually to attack another performer or to address issues that have recently occured. |
| Piece | noun | A turn. A chance. A space on a chair or bench. |
| Piece-a-idiot | noun | Hot headed, bad-tempered, violent, stupid |
| Pim | noun | One's bottom |
| Poe | noun | A bowl kept in a bedroom for use as a toilet. |
| Pompaset | verb | To show-off one’s self or possessions. |
| Pon | preposition | On |
| Pooch | noun | A buttocks |
| Pooch-Back | verb | To bend causing one's buttocks to protrude. |
| Poop | verb | Emit wind from the anus. |
| noun | Wind emitted from the anus. | |
| Poppit | noun | An idiot |
| Poorakey | adjective | Of low class. Too skinny. Look anorexic. (Pronounced : “por-ey-kee”) |
| Poor great | adjective | Someone on the lower end of the social scale who pretends to be of a higher class. |
| Potta | noun | Trouble. Deep trouble. |
| Potstarva | noun | Someone lower than lower class. A common breed dog. |
| Potwa | noun | The Patois language (correctly pronounced 'Pat-wa') |
| Poxy | adjective | Covered with black spots and scars |
| Poxy-Foot | adjective | Having feet full of black spots and scars |
| Prickle-up | adjective | Having a twisted hairstyle and / or being on drugs (men) |
| PRT | noun | Private parts |
| Pumps | noun | Sneakers |
| Pup | noun | Faeces |
| verb | To excrete faeces. | |
| Pushing Boxcart | adjective | To be pregnant and noticeably showing |
| Putton | noun | Pudding or cake |
| Pyah | noun | A promiscuous young woman (pronounced pie-ah) |
| Ram | adjective | Extremely full. Filled to capacity |
| Ram-Off | adjective | Extremely full. Filled to capacity |
| Ranky | adjective | Smelling like urine. |
| Read-Up | verb |
To summon an evil spirit. (eg: she reading up the dead = she's summoning spirits) |
| Rense | verb | Rinse |
| Ribsy | adjective | Very thin, looking anorexic |
| Ring | verb | Twist |
| Ringing | adjective | A lot, an excessive quantity |
| Rinse-Out | verb | To completely ravage |
| Rock-stone | noun | A rock. A stone. |
| Ruff | noun | A roof |
| Ruption | noun | Chaos. Discord. |
| Safe | adjective | Cool | |
| Sain | verb | Saying | |
| Salad | noun | A popular school game played by trying to kick a ball through someone's feet. | |
| Salmon-tot Retriever | noun | A common breed dog that goes into people's garbage. | |
| Sammich | noun | Sandwich | |
| Scramble | verb | To hurry | |
| Screem | noun | Screen (television, monitor or other) | |
| Scotch | verb | Make a little space available. Utilize a little space made available. | |
| noun | A little space made available. | ||
| Screw | adjective | Vexed, angry | |
| Scrunt | verb | To struggle financially | |
| Set-Up | adjective |
(one's face) Visibly upset |
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| Set-Up | verb | To show discontentment on one's face | |
| Set-Up Like Rain | adjective | (one's face) To be visibly extremely upset | |
| Shakes | noun | The process of ‘craddling’ or ‘milkshaking’ a bus or van. | |
| She-she | noun | A homosexual | |
| Sick! | exclamation | Cool! | |
| Sick | adjective | Cool | |
| Sick-Out | adjective | Cool | |
| Sickly | adjective | Cool | |
| Site | expression | I see (a position or a point). I understand. | |
| Size-round | verb | To make room for someone in a tight or small space by shifting one's position | |
| Skin | verb | To laugh | |
| Skin-Teet | noun | A wide smile or laugh | |
| Skin Teet | verb | To smile widely or laugh | |
| Skin-Up | verb | [1] (one's face) get ready to cry | |
| [2] To fall down | |||
| Slingshot | noun | A handheld catapult | |
| Sociate | verb | To associate | |
| Soozer | noun | A baby soother | |
| Soul-Case | noun | One's body | |
| Sow-pig | noun | A female pig. | |
| Spar-bird | noun | A sparrow | |
| Sparky | noun | A sparrow | |
| S.P.I.A. | noun | (Show Pig In Action) someone who is a show-off. | |
| Splat-muh | adjective | To be all talk and no show | |
| Squeezy | noun | Any dish washing liquid product | |
| Stinking-Missy | noun | A marigold | |
| Study | verb | To think about something | |
| Stupse | verb | To suck one's teeth | |
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| noun | The sound made by the sucking of one's teeth. | ||
| Sukka-bubby | noun | A snack made of frozen liquid in a bag with a hole for sucking the liquid out. | |
| Sugar | noun | Diabetes | |
| Sweet-eye | noun | A flirtatious look |
| Tail | noun | A buttocks |
| Talk | verb | To court (relationship) |
| Tambrin | noun | A tamarind |
| Tambring | noun | A tamarind |
| Tea | noun | Any hot beverage |
| Tearhead | noun | A person with a bad temper and capable of violence. |
| adjective | Bad tempered and capable of violence. | |
| Teet | noun | Tooth or teeth (this word is both singular and plural) |
| Teef | verb | To steal |
| noun | A thief | |
| Teeffing | adjective | Dishonest. Prone to theft. |
| The City | noun | Bridgetown |
| Tight | adjective | Good. Cool. Great. |
| Tilit | noun | A toilet, the entire bathroom |
| Tilit Bowl | noun | A toilet (including the tank) |
| Ting-a-merry | noun | A miscellaneous object. |
| Titten | adjective | Very Good. Excellent. |
| Topsie | noun | A bowl kept in a bedroom for use as a toilet. |
| Town | noun | Bridgetown |
| Two-Mouthed | adjective | Disloyal. |
| Um | pronoun | It |
| Unmarley | adjective | Unmannerly. Extremely rude. |
| Vagabond | noun | A street thug |
| Vandagan | noun | A street thug |
| Van-man | pronoun | A minibus or route taxi conductor or driver, being viewed as a prospect for intimate relations. |
| Vise | verb | To see. To observe or notice. |
| Wait | exclamation | A substitution for "By the way". (eg: "wait, you know that Hendy win money?" (By the way, did you hear that Hendy won money?" |
| Wait! | exclamation | An expression of surprise or shock. |
| Wee-wee | verb | To urinate. |
| noun | Urine. | |
| Weh-Part? | adverb | Where? |
| Wha' | expression | What |
| Whaloss! | exclamation | "Oh my goodness!" |
| Whapax! | exclamation | A slapping sound. |
| Which-Part? | adverb | Where? |
| Wildboys | noun | Delinquent boys |
| Wizzy-wizzy | verb | Talking in secret, gossip |
| Write-off | verb | To damage a vehicle to a point that the repairs would exceed the total value of the vehicle. |
| adjective | To be damaged beyond repair (vehicle) | |
| Wuh | determiner | What |
| Wuk-Up | verb | A popular dance here that involves rotating your hips in a sexual manner |
| Wunnuh | pronoun | "You" in the plural form. |
| Wutliss | adjective | Worthless in a slovenly manner. |
| Wuffliss | adjective | Worthless in a slovenly manner. |
| Yam | verb | To eat |
| You | noun | Used at the beginning of a sentence to address the listener / gain the listener's attention. |
| You! | verb | An expression of surprise or astonishment. |
| ZR | verb | A mode of public transport capable of carrying at least 15 passengers. |
| ZR Van | noun | A mode of public transport capable of carrying at least 15 passengers. |
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