Definitions starting with J jam (1) Answer: [US Black, to make exciting music, to have a good
time socially (Major); OEDS 11, to play in a jam (session),
to ...
Definitions starting with J jam (2) Answer: [cf. Krio dzham to be stalemated,
from nautical jam (Hancock 1969:25); cf. OED, to wedge so as to prevent
movement; cf. also ...
Definitions starting with J jam up Answer: [cf. Cam. jæm-am to collide (of vehicles) CCD; cf. JAM2] v. 1. (of vehicles) to collide. (Eleu.)
2. (of people) to ...
Definitions starting with D dread Answer: /dred/ adj. [cf. Jam. Rastafarian talk "dread: true Rasta man; one who believes in Rasta religion; bad" (Pollard 1980:18); the ...
Definitions starting with B back-back Answer: [Car.; from back (up) v. + back adv.; both separable and inseparable: cf. Gul. backin' de gig back (Parsons 1923:78), ...
Definitions starting with B ball-head Answer: /bóhl ed/ [Atlantic; from bald (with simplification of final consonant cluster, possibly with converging influence from ball sphere) + head] ...
Definitions starting with B bamsookie Answer: /bamsúki/ [etym?; cf. Jam. bam sukey sound suggesting a sudden action DJE] n. a word or action which effectively ends ...
Definitions starting with B banja(h), banjer Answer: /bánja/ [in US /bánjow/ but cf. South, Black /bánja/ (Stanley 1941:10); from "kiMbundu mbanza stringed musical instrument (whence also Jam, ...
Definitions starting with B basket hoop Answer: [cf. Jam, basket hook a vine DJE and Bah. HOOK hoop] n. a plant, Croton lucidus: 1889 (Gardner 405). ...
Definitions starting with B bassly Answer: /básli/ (Andros); barsly /bahsli/ (Mayag., Inagua); brassly /brásli (Andros), brázli (Mayag.)/ [cf. Jam. báazli (Ocimum micranthum); from basil influenced by ...