The Caribbean Dictionary
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pomerac 42
Ohh goshhh, since I come foreign I haven't had this fruit, was def one of my faves growing up, where can I find/buy this fruit in...
TrinA - Jul 14, 2017
toolum 3
Mainly molasses, coconut, some ginger for tang and rolled into a mass looking like a one inch diameter ball. Shop varieties may be...
Grant - Jul 13, 2017
talawah 10
Akan language spoken in (Ghana/Ivory Coast) which is in West Africa.
Bobzy - Jul 12, 2017
bazodee 11
ba-zo-dee comes from the French Creole, pas solide, meaning "unstable".
Kevin - Jul 11, 2017
bacoos 3
A spirit of small stature that pelts stones at houses and moves objects within a house. He is supposed to live on banana and milk....
Kevin - Jul 10, 2017
chimmy 7
Yes that's what my parents and grandparents usually use in the 70's. Also known as the pee pot
Cherry - Jul 07, 2017
jackfruit 11
It is called cowa in Guyana, @ Rhonda... Katahar is different it is smaller than cowa š
Dolly - Jul 05, 2017
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