BABYLON :

BAD :
BAD BWAI :


BADNESS :
BAFAN :
BAFANG :
BAG-O-WIRE :
BAGGY :
BALMYARD :
BAKRA :

BALD-HEAD :
BAMBA YAY :
BAMBU :
BAMMY
BANDULU :
BANDULU BIZNESS :
BANGARANG :
BANKRA :
BANS :
BANTON :
BASHMENT :
BAT :
BATTY :
BATTYBWOY :
BEAST :
BEENIE :
BEX :
BHUTTU (BUHTUH) :

BIG BOUT YAH :
BISCUIT :
BISSY :
BOOPS/BOOPSIE :
BLACK UP :
BLACKHEART MAN :
BLOUSE AND SKIRT :
BLY :
BOASIE :
BOASIN TONE :
BOBO :
BOBO DREAD :

BODERATION :

BONG BELLY PICKNEY :
BOONOONOONOUS :
BOX :
BRAA (from BREDDA) :
BRAATA :

BREDREN :
BRINDLE :
BRINKS :
BUBU :
BUCKY :
BUCKY MASSA :
BUD :
BUFU-BUFU :
BUGUYAGA :
BULL BUCKA :
BULLA :
BUMBA CLOT,
(TO GET) BUN :
RAS CLOT,
BLOOD CLOT :
BUCK UP :
BUMBO :

BUN :
BUNGO :
BUNKS :
BUNKS MI RES :
BWOY :

 1. the corrupt establishment, the "system, " Church and State
2. the police, a policeman (1)
good, great (2)
(bad boy) 1. refering to a bold man; a compliment
2. One who has committed a crime.
(rude bwai, ruddy, baddy) (31)
hooligan behavior, violence for its own sake (1)
clumsy; awkward (5)
a child who did not learn to walk the 1st 2-7 years. (5)
a betrayer (1)
underpants for a woman or child. (5)
n. place where pocpmania rites are held, healing is done, spells cast or lifted (7)
white slavemaster, or member of the ruling class in colonial days. Popular etymology: "back raw" (which he bestowed with a whip.) (5)
a straight person; one without dreadlocks; one who works for babylon (2)
by and by (7)
rolling paper (1)
a pancake made out of cassava, after it has been grated and squeezed to remove the bitter juice. (5)
bandit, criminal, one living by guile (1)
a BANDULU BIZNESS is a racket, a swindle. (5)
hubbub, uproar, disorder, disturbance. (5)
a big basket, including the type which hangs over the sides of a donkey. (5)
from bands; a whole lot, a great deal, nuff, whole heap. (5)
a storyteller (50)
party, dance, session (3)
butterfly or moth. English bat, the flying rodent, is a rat-bat. (5)
bottom; backside; anus. (5)
a gay person (6)
a policeman (1)
little (36)
vex (verb), or vexed (adjective). (5)
an uncouth, out of fashion, uncultured person
Use: Wey yu a go inna dem deh cloze? Yu fayva buttu (12)
Large and in charge. Superlative indicating status (power, fame, money, talent, etc) within some social group (12)
a particularly attractive woman (46)
cola nut. (5)
Boops is a man, often older, who supports a young woman; boopsie refers to a kept woman (46)
To smoke weed. Like somene would ask "You Black up today?" Meaning did you smoke today? (14)
a rascal, a hooligan (38)
common exclamation of surprise. (29)
chance, "must get a bly", "must get a chance". (4)
adj. proud, conceited, ostentatious. Combination of English boastful and Yoruba bosi-proud and ostentatious (7)
Swollen penis or testicles (13)
fool. (5)
a rastafarian sect based on the teachings of Prince Emanuel Edwards distinguished by turbin-like headdresses, flowing white robes and communal living (50)
Boderation comes from the word bother and that's basically what it means. If something is a boderation then it's a bother. (29)
a greedy child who ate too much. (29)
Meaning wonderful. (13)
To smack or to hit in the face. (13)
brother. (5)
a little extra; like the 13th cookie in a baker's dozen; or an extra helping of food. In musical shows it has come to be the encore. (5)
one's fellow male Rastas (1)
to be angry (6)
title given to a man who is supplying a woman with money (6)
fool. (5)
home-made gun (2) slave (29)
master over the slaves (29)
bird. (14)
fat, swollen, blubbery; too big; clumsy or lumbering.(5)
a sloppy, dirty person, like a bum or tramp. (5)
a bully (1)
a comon sugar and flour cookie or small round cake, sold everywhere in Jamaica. (5)
to have one's spouse or girl/boy-friend cheat on oneself, to be cheated out of something (6)

curse words (1)

meet (28)
bottom; backside. A common curse word, especially in combination with CLOT (cloth), a reference to the days before toilet paper. (5)
burn (29)
n. racially pejorative. Crude, black, ignorant, boorish person. From Hausa bunga-bumpkin, nincompoop (7)
to knock or bump against, from "to bounce",
catch my rest, take a nap. (5)
Boy (13)