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Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 29: Cow say, ‘Bockra work never done’.at backra, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 29: Cow say, ‘Bockra work never done’. Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 65: If you cuss John Crow peel-head, turkey wi’ bex.at bex, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 22: Brown man wife eat cockroach in corner.at brown man (n.) under brown, adj.2
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 53: ‘Good bwoy’ a name for every fool.at bwoy, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 30: Cubbitch fe one plantain you lose de whole bunch.at cubbitch, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 17: Cuss-cuss no kill John-crow.at cuss-cuss, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 30: Strong-eye pickney neber hab right.at strong-eye, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 57: Hard-eye pickney neber go good.at hard-eyes, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 71: If you see fipance you know how dollar mek.at fippence, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 88: [as cit. 1910].at long-mouth (n.) under long, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 34: Daag mauger him head big.at mauger, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 18: Because parrot mek noise, dem say a him one nyam banana.at nyam, v.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 91: Nyam-nyam will fill belly, but breeze no fill gut.at nyam, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 91: Nyanga mek crab go sideways.at nyanga, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 17: Befo’ pra’pra’ bring fight, mek ground s’ ripple.at pram! pram!, excl.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 76: John-crow say him a dandy man, same time him hab so-so fedder.at so-so, adj.2
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 94: T’ief neber like fe see him brudder ca’ long bag.at t’ief, n.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 96: Poor man never vex.at vex, adj.
Jamaica Proverbs (1970) 112: Walk an’ nyam. [...] a sponger.at walk and nyam (n.) under walk, v.
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