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B.B.C
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abv. business
1. Barely Broadcasting Company
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Backatawn
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place /bak-uhv-tahn/
1. the section of Hamilton, north of Victoria street.
SEE ALSO:
tucker's town, de Queen ,
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Backin up
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verb phrase /bak-ing-uhp/
1. gay
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Baffroom
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noun /baff-ruhm/
1. where you do your personal business
2. the Bermudian pronunciation meaning bathroom
"Taco tuesdee runnin shright shru me don, mah use ya BAFROOM"
SEE ALSO;
rank
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Bah
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/buh/
1. the ending of every Bermudian sentence
2. used as a period or full stop
3. exclaimation
"I dun'een vanna go verk today BAH!" or "AY BAH!"
SEE ALSO:
buh, ay buh
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Bailins Suit
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noun /bey-lingz-soot/
1. swim wear or swim suit
"Guyz gowin Horseshoe, you got ya BAILINS SUIT?"
SEE ALSO:
baythins
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Balco
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Ball Chokas
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noun /bawl chohk-ahz/
1. tight shorts worn by a male
2. speedos
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Banks
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place /bangks/
1. Challenger Banks or Argus Banks - shoals 30 miles to the south-west of Bermuda.
"Guyz cawt dis gurt shark out de BANKS!"
SEE ALSO:
channel, nawf rock, watford bridge
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Barrit's
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business /Bear-ritz/
1. John Barritt & Son Ltd is a distributor of soft drinks in Bermuda that has been family owned and operated since 1874.
2 The gods of gingaburr
SEE ALSO
Gosling's
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Bashy
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Batrees
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noun, plural /bat-trees/
1. de dings you need for tv remote to work
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Bawl
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sound /bawl/
1. a great football pass
"fack dat vas a BAWL don!"
2. cry
SEE ALSO:
touch
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BAWWT
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sound /bawwt teh/
1. a sound made by Bermudians that resembles a motorbike or moped
SEE ALSO:
Nar
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Bay
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