28 definitions by Lime Juice (St. Lucia)
In Saint Lucia, it's used as an adverb; synonymous to boldly and without fear. It is used to imply that someone will either say the brutal truth or their honest opinion
1. Bro, I go say it boldface. Di girl not missing, she at her mun house. (Bro, I'll say it boldly. The girl isn't missing, she's at her man's house)
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) January 4, 2023
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) September 10, 2023
In everyday speech of Saint Lucia, "eh" is used as a negative clause in the sentence; equivalent to "not/n't" (aren't/don't/ain't)
1) Oye, you okay?
2) Yeah mun, it eh (it's not) like I'm sick uh
1) Oh irie (ok)
2) Wah bout you? (what about you?)
1) I eh (I'm not) feeling well, but I should arrive at di Gros islet party, no problem!
2) Yeah mun, it eh (it's not) like I'm sick uh
1) Oh irie (ok)
2) Wah bout you? (what about you?)
1) I eh (I'm not) feeling well, but I should arrive at di Gros islet party, no problem!
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) March 1, 2023
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) January 18, 2023
1. (Cheats on 2. in the relationship with 3.)
2. (Scolds 3. for stealing 1. from 2.)
3. AA, how is me you passing your waj on? He cheated on you, wdf?!
2. (Scolds 3. for stealing 1. from 2.)
3. AA, how is me you passing your waj on? He cheated on you, wdf?!
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) September 10, 2023
Abbreviation for "I hear you" in Saint Lucia. To put it simply, it's the same as saying "ok" or "I understand"
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) December 10, 2022
1. Square root of 12 is 4
2. Wut!? No mun, you mean di square root of 16 is 4?
1. Sorry, I is a dec-dec
2. Wut!? No mun, you mean di square root of 16 is 4?
1. Sorry, I is a dec-dec
by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) January 29, 2023