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baas: boss, somtimes used like the North American slang "bro" or "Cheif"
babylon: police, any establishment
back-aff: back off, take off
backa: behind
backative: backing, support, buy in
bak chat: back talk
backside: cure term
backways: backwards
back whey: back off, go away
bad: very
badda: bother, extremly bad person
baddi: body
badmine: jealous or having gudge
bafan: clumsy, awkward
bahl: call
bai: buy
baik: bike
bait: bite
bait: someone who trash talks and never delivers
bakra: overseer, superior, from the slavery term "back raw" from being whipped by the slavemaster
baldhead: anybody without dreadlocks, accepting the esablishment
bandooloo: dishonest or dishonety
bangarang: disturbance, noice
bankra: a big basket
bashment: a party
bass: bus
bat: a moth
bata: any cheap shoes, the name is derived from the popular but inexpensive brand of shoes called Bata.
batta: batter or battered, most frequently used to refer to battered fruit.
battabout: loose woman or somthing that has been around the block
bawn: born
bawn back a cow: a term used to describe being stupid.
bawn-ya: born here. Used to describe been born in Jamaica
bayfoot: barefoot
batty: bottom or buttocks
battybwoy: a homosexual male
battyman: a homosexual male
bax juice: box drinks, small box drinks that is popular in Jamaica
beenie: small
beg: Please for, to ask
betta: better
bigga: bigger, Also a popular pet name
big up: a phrase which is used as acompliment or praise to someone
bills: one hundred dollar bill
bissy: cola nut that is sometimes dried and used as medicine.
bizniz: business
bling bling: diamonds, jewellery
blem: mix up, add to
(n.) usually referring to tobacco or other smokable leaf to add to a marijuana cigarette
bly: to give a chance, giving some a break
boasie: boasty
bokkle: bottle
bonafide: an orginal, somthing that is sincere
boonoonoonoos: pleasant, nice
boops: a sugardaddy
boopsie: a woman that is being well kept by a sugardaddy
booguyaga: not worth anything, low class
bout: about
brawta: a gift, bonus, above expected, It is the Jamaican equivalent of a "bakers dozen"
breda: brother
breddrin: (n.) Friend - usu. masculine
breed: Used to Describe the act of becoming impregnated or being pregnant. E.g.
"Him breed four gal." "Da gal deh a breed."
bringle: being angry, upset
brinks: sugardaddy, having plenty money
browning: light skinned woman of African descent.
broughtupsy: Mannerisms redeemed from being raised/brought up in a socially acceptable fashion
bruck out: wild, out of control.
bruck up: break up, battered, broken
bubu: nose naat (snot), an unintelligent person
bull bucka: butts heads with a bull, refering to someone who is a bully
bullah: a round Jamaican gingerbread
bun: burn, a Jamaican cake eaten mainly at Easter time, doing something with some expectations but getting nothing in return
bunonite:
bus: revealing a secret
Boottu: a loutish, vulgar person
bwoy: boy
bunks: a nap or sleep at someone house. Catch a likkle one bunks
bad bad bad: very bad situation. extreme issue
bad mine: carrying a grudge
bad mout: bad mouth, to speak bad about someone, gossiping
bad wud: bad word
badda: bother
badda badda: bother bother, to constantly bother someone where it becomes annoying.
badderation: a big problem
baddest: worst
bade: bath
badi: body
baggy: panty, childs underpants
ball an chain: strict control
bammy: a cake made of cassava eaten frequently with fish
bandooloo (bandulu): a swindle or racket
bangarang: commotion or noise
bans: plenty
batta: soften
battam: bottom
batty rider: mini shorts pants
bawl: to cry, a ball
bawl out: crying out
bwan: born
bax: to be slapped in the face, a box
baybee: baby
bear: only
beeny: small or tiny
behine: behind
ben dung: bending down
Ben Johnson day: the day before pay day
bench an batty: a term use to describe two people who are rarely seen without each other, inseperable. This term is derived from the relationship ones bottom (batty) has to their chair (bench).
Bendun maaket: aroadside market
betta: better
bex: vex
big tings a gwan: big things are happening
big up: hello or my regards
biggis: biggest
black out: power outage or
blouse an skirt: an exclamation
blue drause: sweet potato wrapped in banna leaf an boiled- see recipe
boad: board
boas: boast
boasify: boastfully
BOAL: Jamaicans.com short hand for Bust Out A Laff
bobbo dread: broom selling dreadlocks
bogle: a dance move which derived it's name from Jamaican national hero Paul Bogle
bout: about
bokkle: bottle
booguyaga/buguyaga: low rate, worthless, low class
boonoonunus: pentiful, beautiful
Boops: this is the term used to describe a man who financia supports a woman but get nothing in return
boopsie: a weel kept young woman
boots: a condom
Boun fi: sure thing to happen, must happen
box cover: and exclamation similar to "ooh goosh"
braata: extra
breda anancy: The name of the main character of the Jamaican folklore stories of the man-spider named Anancy/Anansi. The stories can be traced back to Africa. See stories now!!!
Breadfruit: a fruit that is boiled or roasted
breda: brother, friend
breed: being pregnant
brinks: a boops or sugar daddy
brook lac: Brooklax the laxative, the name used for any chocolate laxative
brought upsi: being brought up good mannerism
brownin: brown skin girl
bruck out: bad or unruly behavior
bruk: broke. Having no money
Bruk up: Break up
brukins: an occasion where food is served.
bubu: dunce or nose naat.
Buckup: lucky
bud: bird
buddy: penis
buff out: buldging
bugga: cheap sneakers.
buk shot: an exclamation
bulla: a jamaican cake made with sugar and ginger.
bully beef: corned beef
bumpa: car bumper or big buttocks
bumptious: a ruffian
bush: the country
bush docta: a herbalist
bush tea: tea made from herb
buss-out: burst out
Busta: a small mollases candy which is named after Jamaican Nationa hero Six Alexander Bustamante Jamaica's first Prime Minister
butoo: a low class person, to act low class
butooish: to act like a low class person
butterfly: jamaican dance movement where the legs move like a butterfly
buuf: a term that describes someone getting insulted
buyaka: marijuana
bwile: boil
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