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Chutney Power and Stories 137: Tantie Moggie shudders, moves her wrinkled arm out.at aunt, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 137: Tantie Moggie shudders, moves her wrinkled arm out. Chutney Power and Stories 64: Shut up. I ent see food for days and I blasted nervous.at blasted, adj.1
Chutney Power and Stories 17: ‘Take it easy, breds,’ Sookraj yelled.at bredren, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 10: Beulah was the talk of the village as ‘the sexiest, bustiest chick’ to live in Caratal.at busty, adj.
Chutney Power and Stories 46: But the van full, leh we go, man, before the Chinee man wake up.at Chinee, adj.
Chutney Power and Stories 33: Her neighbours always laughed loudly at ‘chupidness’.at chupidness (n.) under chupid, adj.
Chutney Power and Stories 10: Coleman, a spectacled machinist at Trintoc who camouflaged his cokey-eye behind dark shades.at cokey-eye, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 5: He thought about Dookeran, Ratan, Harrilal and Deodat, all ‘curry-mouth’ classmates who had left the fields [...] to become successful businessmen.at curry-muncher (n.) under curry, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 149: The other day I had to give Marlon a cut-tail for playing in the road.at cut-tail, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 37: Ramjass brought out a nip of mountain dew.at mountain dew, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 22: Deolat was a dog. He had taken many young girls and seduced many wives.at dog, n.2
Chutney Power and Stories 53: Them women dollsing up and cooking up for Christmas.at doll up, v.
Chutney Power and Stories 13: She was heavy [...] The scent of baby talc mixed with warm sweat caused him to swoon, as he inhaled the deep musk of this country dougla. [...] He now realized that her weight was too much for him. Why this dougla so heavy? he mused.at dougla, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 120: ‘But Madam, it surely slipped from my hand’. [...] ‘Slipped my foot, my big foot!’.at my foot!, excl.
Chutney Power and Stories 10: He [...] sucked dinner mints to neutralize the ganja smell in his mouth.at ganja, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 117: ‘Don’ get on so,’ Ria said.at get on (at) (v.) under get on, v.1
Chutney Power and Stories 69: Look woman, the ol’-talk done, is time to move.at old talk, n.
Chutney Power and Stories 133: Bhola was a bigger rum-sucker than he.at rum-sucker (n.) under rum, n.2
Chutney Power and Stories 16: Apart from being a snazzy dresser, he could also dance.at snazzy, adj.
Chutney Power and Stories 12: Andy Coleman, nah, that tess who working in the refinery. He does dress sharp too bad, and all them chicks does fall for him.at test, n.1
Chutney Power and Stories 47: Let we thief that ramgoat.at thief, v.
Chutney Power and Stories 11: Some said Beulah was playing hard to get, others called her a wajang.at wajan, n.
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