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It can well be assumed that this socio-cultural behaviour was handed down from the first African ancestors that crossed the Atlantic. This is evidenced by its prevalance and common use across almost all Western and Central African cultures. There seems to even be certain body languages that accompany it which when seen in the Carribean are almost identical to those found in Western and Central Africa today. These may be but are not limited to hand/ shoulder movements, eye movements and facial expressions.
Belna11 years ago
suck teet<br /> cheups
Lerone10 years ago
Why is called suck teeth when actually its quite the opposite ..BTW who coined the term suck teeth in the first place.
Gredeci10 years ago
In the Barbados its scheups or steups
Me10 years ago
Kiss teet =kmt
Bobzy9 years ago
Kiss me teet
Bigga8 years ago
In Surinam it's called Tyuri or tjoerie
Artneil Allen3 years ago
In Antigua it's spelled "chupz"