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bagga head
One addicted to cocaine or crack.
person
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bali
An informal title used for greeting among male friends.
person
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balls chokas
Tight pants
bammy
A round flat bread made from grated cassava which has been repeatedly pressed to remove the juice. For meal preparation, slices are typically soaked in coconut milk and then fried. It is popularly served with fried fish.
food
bandoo
A rigid metal, plastic or wooden band used to keep womens' hair in place.
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banna
An informal title used for greeting among male friends.
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baragumbeh
A person who likes to borrow but doesn't return or pay back
bashment
Party or celebration
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batton breed
Someone with nappy hair that does not grow.
person
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batty
Buttocks or rear end.
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batty bwoy
A homosexual man.
derogatory
person
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batty man
A homosexual man.
derogatory
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bederug
A Garifuna expletive word meaning, "your ass". It is used at the end of sentences to discredit someone.
profanity
bembey
Bad child
person
bex
Vexed. Angry or upset with rage
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big eye
Gluttonous, greedy
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big up
To make a shout out to someone
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bile up
A dish of boiled ground foods, such as cassava, cocoa, sweet potatoes, ripe plantains, boil cake, and boiled fish or pigtail.
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bileez
How Belizeans pronounce "Belize".
place
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bills
Belizean $100 banknote.
money
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bime
Garifuna sweet sticky rice
food
bine
To be constipated
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bitch lick
A violent, savage blow.
bitch up
To perform a task crudely or roughly without attention to quality or detail
black carib
Descendants of Carib, Arawak, and West African people who currently reside primarily in Central America
blackface
A very dark skinned individual.
person
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bleach
To stay up or out all night, especially to party
Blood can't wash out wit blood
Two wrongs don't make a right.
proverb
Blood falla vein
Family comes first
proverb
Blood ticka dan water, but water taste better
Dealing with friends or strangers is often better than dealing with family
proverb
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