Bamba Clat 

Means "Fucking" or "Fucker" or "Fucked"- generally the "F-word" in Jamaican street talk. Is, perhaps, associated with women's hygienic products, but nobody in the streets thinks of it that way.

"Bring up the bamba clat track!"
"Well this is Bennie Man, the roughest, toughest bamba clat from outta Jamaica..."-Beenie Man "Tropical Storm" album.

Bamba Clat by Jay Clay October 16, 2007

Bamba Clat 

A 'Clat' meaning cloth and use you immagination for bamba. Litterally means sanitary towel or ass wipe basically. Enjoy your new word!! lol

yo sik hed bamba clat

Bamba Clat by MO December 14, 2003

Bombaclat 

Bombaclat: First used in Jamaica as slang for "Motherfucker". This word has later been used in London with roadmen slang meaning the same or different, depending on the conversation.

Jaime: Where's the fuckin food fam?!
Caleb: Fuckin here fam. Fuckin Bombaclat.
Jaime: Fuckin splash you G. Wasteman.

Bombaclat by weaponised_autism October 10, 2019

Bombaclat 

Jamaican for "Motherfucker"

Naa mon, everyting is not irie you bombaclat! You mix my weed wit aregan0 mon.

Bombaclat by AndretheGiant May 5, 2008

bambaclat 

A rag that women used in the ghetto instead of tampons.
This rag was also known as the bumbaclot... a.k.a. blood clot
This word could be used in a state of surprise or anger, but it is mainly used to insult.

1. What da bambaclat is dis?! I asked for a coke!
2. Yo' mama is a bambaclat
etc.

bambaclat by punany-sticka July 14, 2003

bambaclat 

A Jamaican term in origin, usually only said in the UK by Yardie gang types. Avoid at all costs.

Essentially a derogatory term indicating that someone is acting foolishly; i.e. a term of ridicule.

Also now used by people with no discernable relation to its true origin as an ironic and playful insult.

1. Bambaclat five-o pinched me herrrrb aii.

2. Oi, get over here you bambaclat!

bambaclat by daveeee July 13, 2004

Bumbaclat 

A word used by white people not knowing what it means.

I like to eat bumbaclat

Bumbaclat by Baa bara back boom August 6, 2018