72 definitions by Tropical Rythms
by Tropical Rythms March 5, 2022
Jamaican slang (humorous) no food, usually used as answer to the question what yah gonna eat?
The idea is about a cake made from air, that one cannot see.
The idea is about a cake made from air, that one cannot see.
by Tropical Rythms December 15, 2021
A type of loose fitting underwear just as the word suggests.
Shortening of a baggy underwear or a granny panty; any underwear.
Usage rural Jamaica
Shortening of a baggy underwear or a granny panty; any underwear.
Usage rural Jamaica
by Tropical Rythms December 11, 2021
by Tropical Rythms December 13, 2021
(Jamaican)
Usually refers to a concoction or drink that is believed to help males achieve the ultimate symbol of stereotypical masculinity: virility and sexual prowess.
Usually refers to a concoction or drink that is believed to help males achieve the ultimate symbol of stereotypical masculinity: virility and sexual prowess.
Every weekend, my boo and I make a strong-back drink. We need our alone time to have fun after a long week of work.
by Tropical Rythms August 23, 2020
Jamaican
Non-standard rural dialect
Evolved from the sense of being smacked by one's dad to the point where one falls over.
To somersault or fall over
Origin from keel over, kin over in Jamaican Patois + from papa's lick or smack
Non-standard rural dialect
Evolved from the sense of being smacked by one's dad to the point where one falls over.
To somersault or fall over
Origin from keel over, kin over in Jamaican Patois + from papa's lick or smack
by Tropical Rythms March 5, 2022
Not a typical tea, but instead a kind of fish broth or soup made in Jamaica.
Origin: From the drinking of tea by the British at events and gatherings on the island. When the tea ran out soup was served at gatherings in tea cups instead ; This lead to the birth of what is known today as, fish tea.
Origin: From the drinking of tea by the British at events and gatherings on the island. When the tea ran out soup was served at gatherings in tea cups instead ; This lead to the birth of what is known today as, fish tea.
by Tropical Rythms August 8, 2020