Vurds

phrase /rowch-cohch/

1. originnaly the term meant for the lunchwagon that parked on Front Street, (opposite King Street) now any lunchwagon

noun /rowd-rahsh/

1. a skin disease that is quite common with tourist that rent mopeds

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decked out, 

noun 

1.  A psychological disorder resulting from being on the island for too long (i.e. more than 10 months). Similar to "Cabin Fever" depression and lethargy become over-powering often resulting in mad drinking binges, sudden screaming for no apparent reason, staying out all night then going straight to work without a shower, etc... this malady can only be contracted by those who have been off the island and can only be cured by getting off again.

noun /row-dent/

1. a nice looking and fast motorbike

"Jus got de chrome set up on de RODENT, she looks nice!"

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jitla, lid, bucket

noun /rued-drink/

1. a stiff drink 

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pitch a hot, hot toddy, black 

place 

1. Warwick Secondary School, now called T.N. Tatem 

noun /sayf/

1. thanks

"SAFE fa lettin me run ya trans today don!"

2. okay 

"Ya dat movie was SAFE, nuffin special"

noun /sayf-nis/

1 yessi, thanks 

"So i can borrow ya bike? Safeness don!"

place

1. Harringtong Sound; sometimes called The Great Sound

noun

1. things you hear 

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Harrington Sound 

1. a hot oppressive summer day such as that which Sally Bassett was put to death

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Sally Bassett

place

1. a nickname for Sandy's Primary or Middle school

2. Sandy's Parish 

noun /sah-shun/

1. a live party 

"Gon check de SASHUN rahn de rec, you comin?"

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De Rec, 

noun 

1. soft, not hard

"You caunt'een handle one hot bie ya SAWF!"

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HAAD

noun /skaf/

1. a piece of cloth worn on the head similar to a du rag

2. what nearly arry olda female has to protect de weave 

"oh no she's rain owt, whurrz my SCAAF TOO?!"

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scolly

person 

1 the undisputed Tour de Bermuda champion.

2. not a real scientist