Lexicon

Want to look up some words and phrases, got a catchy tune in your head and want to know what some things exactly mean?

WHEELS: vehicle
WHOLE HEAP: a lot
WINE: "wine" appears in every West Indian dialect, and is literally a corruption of "wind." It means to dance, sometimes seductively.
WINJY: thin and sickly looking.
WIS: vine, liana, from withe.
WOLF: a non-rasta deadlocks
WOOD: penis.
YA NUH SEE?: you know?
YA: hear, or here.
YABBA: a big clay pot.
YAGA YAGA: Dancehall slang. a way to big up a brethren; to express a greeting or attract attention, i.e. yo! or yush! true friend; bonafide; brethren.
YAHSO: here (place)
YAI: eye.
YARD: home, one's gates, tenement
YOUTH: a child, a young man, an immature man
YUSH: Yush talk is bad boy talk. Or it can be a way of saying "YO". In other words it is a way for rude boys to hail each other up.
ZION: Ethiopia, Africa, the Rastafarian holy land
ZUNGU PAN: zinc pan.