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Daneek 4 days ago
I need to place my daughter in this institution she so unruly no one can handle her I’m very stressed out
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niggaritis
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null 6 days ago
Nigaritis is real, having it now at work
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dan dan
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Aisha 7 days ago
Does damsel grow like a bunch of grapes
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chink
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MarioW DaytonO 7 days ago
To be honest the 2 things I know that's definite kills them are #1 high heat(above 120° or more) #2 is (if not a full infestation) patience, tolerance and without scare jumping, use yourself to bait them out and kill them individually. Another help is to use diatomaceous earth to line you bedding, cracks or possible hiding places wherever you namely be.
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cobo
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null 8 days ago
😝🫣🤪what in the world 🌎 is that
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poomp
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Boss 9 days ago
I’m born and raised in Charleston and always said it but never knew its origins and pretty much no one else around me said it. My wife looks it up and and saw it was from the islands
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cerise
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null 10 days ago
My grandma had a huge tree. Itis not a plum. It has several seeds inside. Its called cerise and its delicious. I sold some at school and made 30 cents.
My grandma sold buckets full.
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nanny titty
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Angie. 12 days ago
Yes I recall finding them near or under the house in very fine loose sand/soil. We'd stir around the funnel shaped hole and say "Nanny Nanny come fi yuh rice and peas." We'd scoop them up to enjoy the way they moved backward in the sand.
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ackee
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Soma Garden Dominica 12 days ago
Let me provide an idea of how i think this happened. Kenip,guinep, chenet, quenepas, momoncillo or (bajan ackee) are in the same family of fruits as the jamaican Ackee. The Sapindaceae family also includes, lychee, longan, rambutan, pulasan, alupag and guarana to name a few !
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plumrose
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Lance 13 days ago
these are pretty good dude!!
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marabunta
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Ayodhya 14 days ago
You don't want to be stung by a marabunta, or as is colloquially called "malibunta."
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wet sugar
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Michael 14 days ago
Where can I buy it?
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chenet
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Crafty Caribeña 15 days ago
For us as kids, being of Puerto Rican and Jamaican decent, this fruit was considered to be a “right of passage” as you could only eat them when you were “old enough” and the fear of accidental choking had passed.
I can smell the memories of them.
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gyalis
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Jo 17 days ago
In Liberia We call them Grona Boy/Man or Grona Girl/Woman. Basically a promiscuous person, has multiple sex partners, a play boy or girl, likes multiple ppl, they for the streets, not husband or wife material.. Although, some of these husbands and wives still be for the streets.😩🤭
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koba
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null 19 days ago
It's very delicious
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cheese an bread
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Jim 20 days ago
Bun an Cheese
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curry
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Ash 20 days ago
How is the definition for curry cooked vegetables, I think you need to use a different dictionary
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clear skin
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Woi Woi 22 days ago
Mi gyal-friend get clear skin
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john tuit
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Herbert Cato. 22 days ago
What's the Jamaican poem about this bird again?
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batimamselle
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Comment b4 trini 23 days ago
Wanted to know if it wad an actual word, ah know we trinity does say words that isn't in the dictionary
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fat pork
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Munchy the cat 29 days ago
Weird we called fat pork “vulva” and there is a fruit named fat pork
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bobo shanti
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Boniface opondo 29 days ago
One love rasta
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caw blen
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Peter Thompson last month
It is a contraction of “God blind you” and is more of a curse than simply an expression of surprise
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cajuil
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Victoria last month
Malay apple?
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tata duhendeh
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Victoria last month
Had a little old man neighbor that only spoke Kekchi, always wore a sombrero and was missing his left hand. Nobody could tell me that he wasn’t Tata Duende.
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tamales
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Victoria last month
I steam it not boil.
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kinaki
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RayRay last month
haha i remember dis from di song name Kinaaki pon di Gold Spoon riddim
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Pick an pick until yu pick shit
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null last month
Heard it ending as pick bugaboo or bugaboo
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sweat rice
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Curious last month
How do you loose the knot/tyings?
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mamoo
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Munaf last month
Eh eh Mamoo a wa ya du bai wa ya na cum ya su
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mammee apple
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Isa last month
In Antigua we call it mamee support/apple. Best eaten when ripe with crunchy texture. If you leave it longer it will not have that crunch and it will taste as if it's spoiled. 🇦🇬
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dougla
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DCP last month
Kamala Harris
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damsel
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Kamar almando last month
The small fruit in st Thomas Jamaica we call it jimbilin
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tiger bone
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null last month
Where can I get this from
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bringle
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Anmol last month
Adding Meaning for bringle
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nigger pepper
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null last month
The correct name is Willing's Barbados pepper
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work
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null last month
* love 💗
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star fruit
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Jeremy last month
Back in the 90's we called it Star Apple on the Esiquibo Coast
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cou cou soup
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Paul 2 months ago
Malanga teka
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big eye grieve
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🇹🇹 Raúl 2 months ago
Who you 🤣🤣
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pomme surette
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Ketjah 2 months ago
This is not pomme surette in Guadeloupe. We call this one caïmite and pomme surette is dunks.
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crucian
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null 2 months ago
Deh man
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posey
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Where can i buy one in U. 2 months ago
Where can I buy one in the U.S.A.
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A eyeful en a bellyful
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null 2 months ago
Hang with the dog
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zaboca
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null 2 months ago
The name derived from the indigenous people 1st
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rewind an come again
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Gunther 2 months ago
Chill
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steelpan
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mia 2 months ago
beautiful
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mumu
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Narins beauty 2 months ago
Mumu is a Nigerian word for an idiot,a stupid person or a fool
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poohar
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Tally 2 months ago
My grandma used to call me this as a kid when I was being silly so I love this name now even tho it’s not a good one lol
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bulla man
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prakash 2 months ago
yeah we never making it outta de trenches
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