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Songs of Jamaica 38: No two bit o’ brater / Wid shopkeeper Marter.at brawta, n.
Songs of Jamaica 38: No two bit o’ brater / Wid shopkeeper Marter. Songs of Jamaica 14: [Note:] And we cannot complain, for this would ‘bring confusion’, i.e. cause a row.at confusion, n.
‘Fan Me Solja Man’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 52: Sake a Coolie-man silver bangle, / Gal yuh character gawn.at coolie, adj.
‘Matty Walla-Lef’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 50: Matty run a mile an’ a half, eena gun-go walk (Mm Mm).at gung-ho, adj.
‘Sammy Dead Oh!’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 23: Nayga kean bear fe see Nayga flourish.at nagah, n.
‘Linstead Market’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 21: Rice and ackee nyam gran’.at nyam, v.
‘Call Dinah’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 11: Me beg Dinah but quatty suga’.at quattie, n.
‘Sammy Dead Oh!’ in Folk Songs of Jamaica 22: A no tief Sammy tief meck dem kill him.at t’ief, n.
Folk Songs of Jam. 17: [note] ‘Moonshine Darlins’ are dances held out-of-doors when the moon is full. Anyone can join in the fun, whether invited or not, and refreshments are brought by those participating.at moonshine darlin’ (n.) under moonshine, n.
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