The last child for a woman.

A substance ingested as a purgative or for detoxification.

Fake gold

Full of spirit and fight

A useless person. One who is a "waste of space".

An expression indicating some combination of shock, surprise or bemusement.

A late night church service to usher in the new year.

A young coconut where the flesh has not completely hardened.

A style of building construction where walls are made from slats of bamboo or other wood and coated with mud or clay.

A funny bit of wordplay by deejay Shabba Ranks that depends on the overlapping pronunciations of 'ackee' (the food) and 'hockey' (the game). This pronunciation overlap is made stronger (and funnier) with the additional context that some Jamaicans have a tendency to add an intrusive 'h' at the start of words beginning with vowels and some Jamaicans have a tendency to drop the leading 'h' in words.

To be as weak as a rat or mouse. To be extremely weak.

One who is addicted to marijuana.

Very. In the fullest sense.

When you try to hurt another be sure you aren't hurting yourself.

Unrefined sugar that has not been completed separated from the molasses. The sugar retains moisture and a deep brown colour.

That or What

What's up? Whats going on? What is happening?

That which does not destroy you makes you stronger

That which causes merriment and pleasure now will cause grief and sorrow later.

An expression indicating some combination of shock, surprise or bemusement.

One person's fun and games may have serious consequences for another.

Leftovers

Where

Children invariably adopt all the bad attributes of their parents.

To try again but with better or more convincing effort

Circumstances change.

Misfortune or harsh time creates unlikely companionships

One rough time does not mean all hope is lost

All will be revealed when the time is right.

People with too much money spend it on unnecessary things.