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A pirate. The term comes from the French boucanier, a person who preserves meat by smoking it. A lot of these became pirates in the Caribbean, apparently.
gillians, although some prefer to use the term lizbians :)
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The term 'hometown' means the town that one is used to living, either from childhood or present residence. It can also mean a place of birth or where someone comes from.
A pirate. The term comes from the French boucanier, a person who preserves meat by smoking it. A lot of these became pirates in the Caribbean, apparently.
A pirate. The term comes from the French boucanier, a person who preserves meat by smoking it. A lot of these became pirates in the Caribbean, apparently.
The term "buccaneer" historically referred to French adventurers who attacked Spanish ships in the Caribbean. "Raider" is a more general term for individuals or groups who attack and plunder. While both can refer to pirates, buccaneers were specifically associated with Caribbean-based piracy, while raiders can be more widely used to describe attackers in different regions or contexts.
Buccaneers were pirates who attacked Spanish shipping in the Caribbean Sea during the 17th century. The term buccaneer is now used as a synonym for a pirate.
It was a derogatory term used [by pirates] to describe a bastard son of a sailor.
Humans. More specifically, young girls may be referred to as poppets. (This is from the Middle English word for puppet.) The term is also used to mean simple stick representations of human figures, a precursor to the voodoo doll.
Humans. More specifically, young girls may be referred to as poppets. (This is from the Middle English word for puppet.) The term is also used to mean simple stick representations of human figures, a precursor to the voodoo doll.
The general term is a pirate.
It just is, it is a caribbean term.
The trip between West Africa and the islands of the Caribbean
This is a Caribbean slang term meaning to deceive or tease, or the act of such teasing.
CAyman Islands and Jamaica