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Stubborn. Unwilling to listen or take criticism.
dealarance
An occult practice in which participants make deals with evil supernatural entities in order to achieve financial or other forms of life successes.
dee dee
Feces. Excrement
Def ears gi liad trouble
Be certain of what you have heard before you choose to repeat it
dege dege
Only - the last remaining items of a desired, but finite resource
deh man
An affirmative reply; an emphatic agreement.
deks
Desk. A solid, usually wooden surface for writing and work.
dem
Those or these. The plural form of 'that' or 'this'.
dem de
Them - third person plural
dende
Them - third person plural
deputy
The 'other woman' in a cheating or adulterous relationship
desso
There
destroyer
Insecticide coils burnt to repel mosquitos
devil bead
The seeds and plant of the climbing legume Abrus precatorius. It is primarily known for its brightly coloured seeds which are used in jewelry, art and
devil tree
The silk cotton tree (Ceiba pentandra) is a tropical tree of the order Malvales and the family Malvaceae (previously separated in the family Bombacace
dew plum
Ziziphus Mauritania; A small round berry about 3/4 inches in diameter. The fruit is green and turns yellow as it ripens. Ripe fruit may occasionally d
dey
Them - third person plural
dhal
A preparation of pulses (dried beans) or yellow peas which have been stripped of their outer hulls and split.
dhal belly
A large protruding stomach, or a stomach that overhangs the waist.
dhal ghoutni
Small utensil used to puree dhal at the end of the cooking process.
dhalpouri
A roti with a stuffing of ground yellow split peas (dhal), cumin (geera), garlic and pepper. The split peas are boiled until they are tender crisp and
di
A prefix appended to verbs to convert them to a continuous form (-ing).
di breeze
To hang out. To pass time idly.
di de
To be there. (is there, are there, etc)
di higher monkey climb di more him expose
The more one shows off the more one is vulnerable to ridicule and criticism.
Di hotta di battle, di sweeta di victory
Success is more rewarding after hard work and struggle
Di house whe shelta yu when a rain, look fi it when sun hot
When you become successful, look out for those that helped you during your hard times.
di i
First person singular
Di man mek outa honey, fly wi nyam him
People take advantage of the goodnatured.
di more yu look di less yu si
The more you learn the more you realise you don't know