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Jamaican greeting common among Rastas and locals of Jamaica. The salutation represents the strength of the lion of Judah. The fingers are curled like the paw of a lion and then interlocked with the other person's fingers and shook for at least 7 seconds.
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Rihanna fans from Jamaica who support her music and her Jamaica and Bajan heritage.
Rihanna fans from Jamaica who support her music and her Jamaica and Bajan heritage.
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A mild child's way of swearing to avoid the more vulgar bombopussyrasscloth. Usually sung like a song and is often misheard for the vulgar version due to it's tricky rhyming words.
A mild child's way of swearing to avoid the more vulgar bombopussyrasscloth. Usually sung like a song and is often misheard for the vulgar version due to it's tricky rhyming words.
Student: Miss, Eey don't want him 'pon my team. Cho! Bombo, push the grass cart!
Teacher: What did you say?
Student: nothing, miss.
Teacher: What did you say?
Student: nothing, miss.
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Bob: Eats his slice of cake and goes back to eat his friend's slice.
Peter: Don't try style me, my yute. You already had yours.
Bob: Eats his slice of cake and goes back to eat his friend's slice.
Peter: Don't try style me, my yute. You already had yours.
by Tropical Rythms October 11, 2019
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