Vurds

noun, plural  /gum-bey z/

1. are an iconic symbol of Bermuda reflecting the island’s blend of African, indigenous peoples, Caribbean and British cultures, incorporating them over time into a unique performance art full of colourful and intricate masquerade, dance and drumming. [Wikipedia]

"Ayo sha dank dank!"

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Boxing day, Emancipation Day 

phrase

1. you must be crazy! have you lost your marbles!

see GON AWF YA HEAD

business /guzz-leengs/

1. Bermudian rum gods

2. creators of the Bermuda Black Seal Rum

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Black, Black Seal, Swizzle 

noun /gus-uhp/

1. Bermudians favourite pastime 

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I hurrd, got some crust, eh-ehnn

phrase

1. Under control

2. Also, Gotchu-covered

"Need help wif ya bike?" - "Nah poppa, I GOT IT COVERED"

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safe, cool-cool

phrase

1. Cheeky, too big for your britches

2. Also, Got some nurve

"Need help wif ya bike?" - "Nah poppa, I GOT IT COVERED"

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nurve, dickty

noun /green-bak/

1. a Heiniken beer

"ay pass me wun dem GREENBACKS in de coolah mate"

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Burr, haff hot, feeling nice

Verb  /gree z/

1. Food in general

 "Gowin shoppin fa ah GREEZE" 

2. A meal, especially large and fulfilling and always good

 "Don, em hungry! Let’s go for a GREEZE!" 

3. To eat

"Dun’een bother me while I'm GREEZIN" 

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Low, De Queen, val

adj. /grib-bohl/

1. irritible, grumpyy

"Bie ya alvays GRIBBLE first ding in de mawnin""

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fullish, bimpert

noun /guhb-mint/

1. the givernment of Bermuda 

2. the entity Bermudians complain about 97% of the time 

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PLP, OBA, UBP, NLP, Elackshun