A traditional food that is the national dish of Jamaica. It is typically prepared as a sautee of boiled ackee, saltfish, peppers, onions and other spices. It is usually accompanied by bread, breadfruit, boiled green bananas, or dumplings.

Jamaican Vomiting Sickness is a poisoning caused by ingestion of the unripe arils of the ackee fruit, its seeds, and husks. It is characterized by acute gastrointestinal illness and hypoglycemia. Severe cases can be fatal.

Various items or personal belongings not important enough to be mentioned individually.

A John Canoe character that recites poetry and Shakespearean plays.

To show off or put on airs

When.

Yam.

Any of various species of large lizards

Birth certificate.

Old. Elderly.

A mean of cornmeal mush cooked in leaves.

Going to

The pleasurable 'painful' sensations of sex

Small rodents related to guinea pigs.

Will not

An expression indicating annoyance or displeasure

A Trini 20 dollar bill

An interjection used to indicate comprehension or acceptance.

Paternal grandfather; Father's father.

Paternal grandmother; i.e father's mother.

A fried batter made from a mix of flour, saltfish, onions, peppers and other spices

To ask

To ask

Aloe vera. Valued for use in herbal medicine, as a purgative or washout, and for cosmetic and skin care purposes.

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.

Everyone - second person plural

Everyone - second person plural

Everyone - second person plural

People may look alike, but all act differently

Everyone finds their place in life.