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tabanka
Inability to get over a relationship. The feeling of loss, rejection and sorrow that follows a breakup.
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tableta
A hard, chewy, dark brown candy made from sugar, coconuts and ginger.
food
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tack
Bullet
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tactay
Freckled
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take tea
To have breakfast.
talawah
Full of spirit and fight
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tall tale
Folk tale with the trickster Ananci as the lead character.
folklore
tam
A knitted hat.
tamales
A maya/mestizo food made of chicken and corn meal wrapped in a plantain leaf and boiled.
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tamarindo
Tamarind
food
fruit
tambran
Tamarind
food
plant
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tambrin
Tamarind
food
plant
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tambrin ball
Sweets made by rolling balls of tamarind flesh with sugar and/or spices such as pepper and salt.
food
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tambrin molasses
A thick syrup made from tamarinds
food
tambu
A lively flirtatious dance practiced in the town of Wakefield, Trelawny in Jamaica.
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tamon
Tamarind
food
fruit
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tampolin
Tarpaulin, or tarp.
tampy
Marijuana; Cannabis
plant
tan
To stay.
tan pan i lang
To sustain sexual activity for an extended period of time. Refers to the sexual prowess of a male.
sexual
tan pani
An herb used by men to delay ejaculation.
plant
sexual
tanko bean
Refers to the fruit of Dipteryx odorata (commonly known as "cumaru" or "kumaru") which is a species of flowering tree in the pea family, that is native to the Orinoco region of northern South America. Its seeds are known as tonka beans. They are black and wrinkled and have a smooth, brown interior. Their fragrance is reminiscent of vanilla, almonds, cinnamon, and cloves.
fruit
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tanning
Hanging out or chilling
tantie
Aunt - a person who is the sister or sister-in-law of a parent.
family
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tanty
An aunt or older woman deserving respect
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tap
Slap on the head
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task
A measure of an area of land (100 sq ft, derived from measuring 10' x 10' with a 10' pole)
tassa
Tassa is a form of kettle drum, presumably of Persian derivation that was brought to the Caribbean by indentured Indian workers durin gthe 19th centruy. It is made by tightly covering a clay shell with goat skin; early versions were covered in monkey skin as well. When ready to play, the goat skin is heated by aid of a fire to tighten the head, making the pitch higher. Modern versions are made of metal 'fiberglass' clay pots with a plastic head that is tightened with screws or even a plastic head that is tied on to the pot. These last longer and do not have to be adjusted as frequently.
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tassot
Fried strips of beef or goat meat.
food
tata
Paternal grandmother; i.e father's mother.
person
family
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