A maroon chieftain after whom the town of Accompong in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica is named. He is thought to be from an Ashanti family and related to a number of other Maroon leaders (Quao, Cuffy, Cudjoe, and Nanny)

Second person singular pronoun: him or her

Paternal grandfather; Father's father.

Paternal grandmother; i.e father's mother.

Sir William Alexander Clarke Bustamante GBE, National Hero of Jamaica (24 February 1884 - 6 August 1977). A Jamaican politician, labour leader, and founder of the Jamaica Labour Party.

One who does the perceived difficult or boring part of a game or sport (eg. swinging a jump rope), but never gets a turn at the fun or entertaining part (eg. skipping)

A lead character in folk tales. He is depicted as a trickster and cultural hero. He is based largely on the spider gods of African lore, particularly that of the Ashanti tribe.

Queen Victoria.

Paternal grandfather; Father's father.

People that think, talk and act very rural.

A white plantation owner.

Any white person, particularly one in a position of power or authority.

One addicted to cocaine or crack.

Boy - a young male

Brother - a male sibling

A Barbadian - a native of the island nation of Barbados.

A Barbadian - a native of the island nation of Barbados.

A bully. One who intimidates or abuses.

One who does not follow or practice Rastafari. A heathen or unbeliever.

An informal title used for greeting among male friends.

One who is nosy. One who minds the business of others.

One who participates in, orchestrates, or profits from illegal or crooked activity

A child whose primary means of support are money and items shipped from parents working overseas.

A promiscuous woman.

Someone with nappy hair that does not grow.

A homosexual man.

Idiot or simpleton; A stupid person

Bad child

Boy - a young male

A Barbadian - a native of the island nation of Barbados.