Galavant - This is the same version that is utilized in the final cut of the episode.To eat just for the sake of eating.In various instances, the songs deviate from the versions which appear in the episodes, with slightly different lyrics, sound mixes, and vocal takes. Lengt’ ah mih tongue - Unrestrained verbal abuse. Len’ Han’ - An arrangement of mutual help. To take short cuts on a job, thereby making it unsafe or look unfinished. Also to waste or fritter away time in meaningless activity. Latro - High woods, forest, think, dark, almost impenetrable. The final act that causes a relationship to end. Oldtime calypso or song most of which were written in the minor keys. Long eye - A person who is envious of the possessions of others Lime - When a small group of people engage in a sometimes pre-arranged activity Lick dong - To accidentally hit someone or something Jing Pang - A small dent or cut, of importance only on brand-new or recently refurbished items Jim Boots - Boot-like sneakers, popular in the 50’s. To be sold inferior merchandise, to be hoodwinked. Jammin’ Heavy - Heavy workload with no time to rest. Jamet or Jamette - Like a jagabat, but applies to both male and female. Jagabat - A woman of questionable morals. To stir up a lot more trouble than you anticipated. Inflicts a painful sting from the tip of its tail into the flesh of its victim. Jack Spaniard or Jep - specie of wasp that usually builds its nest in and around the home near the ceiling.
Jus'so - Out of the blue, totally unexpected J Jeez-an-ages - Used for any reason where an outburst is appropriate To work hard at anything.įire de wuk - To leave the job or employment, usually dissatisfied.įreeness - Something for which you pay Nothing cricket, football, hockey, where the accent is on having a good time rather than on winning.įightin’ like dog an’ cat - Two people who continuously argue and fight with each other.įight Up - To cope with problems, situations, finances etc. To feel uncomfortable or ill at ease.įete Match - A friendly game usually played on a playing field e.g. Meaningless promises.įeel Ah How - To be embarrassed.
To make jokes about someone to their face.įat Talk - Back chat.
To visit a prostitute.įatigue - To give someone fatigue. Is that really so?įall in the garden - When a general statement made applies to you personally.įares - To make a fares. dancing to wee hours of the morning Flim Filmįounkie (foong-key) - Foul-smelling, stink odourįuh true/troot? - Yes that is true. To become committed martially, without really knowing the person.į Fall out - To stop speaking with someone or to terminate a friendshipįete - A party, loud music, lots to eat and drink The end of the matter.Ĭatching Hell – Undergoing all the perils and woes of a certain situation.Ĭat In Bag – To purchase without examining the item or its contents. Any rum considered inferiorĬall Dat George – Call it finished. Cold personality.īad talk - To ill speak or bad mouth, to gossip, spread rumours about someone.īamboozle - To confuse someone with smart talk, to con someoneīan yuh belly - Prepare yourself for hard times ahead, a time for belt-tighteningīa-Jon - A bully or a really tough customerīol'face - A pushy person, unreasonably demandingīroughtupsy - Showing that a person was properly brought up, decorumīrakesing - Shying away from responsibilityīuh wait nah - But wait a minute, now hold on/itĬ Callaloo - A thick soup made from dasheen leaves, ochroes, coconut milk, seasoned to taste, invariably includes crabĬalypso - A musical and lyrical comment on any subject, usually composed for, but not limited to, the Carnival seasonĬheups (Steups) - A noise made by sucking your teethĬhipping - The sliding step done during Carnival while following a bandĬommesse - Confusion associated with arguments, gossip and slanderĬuff - Hitting someone or something with a clenched fistĬacapool Rum - a derogatory term used on certain brands of rum.
B Back Back - To reverse a vehicle to change one’s mind or opinionīack peddle - To back down in an argument, to change one’s tune in the face of stiff opposition.īache -A common reference to a scamp, a provocateur or someone with conspicuous intentions.īacchanal - Scandal, heavy quarreling, big party, confusionīack chat - Insolent response, especially from a child to an adultīad drive - To drive with complete disregard for others.īad eye (cut-eye) - A look of anger, especially when looking from the corner of the eyeīad mind - (Pronounced mine) A person who holds grudges and repays them.
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