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"Bumma clot" is a Jamaican Patois expression that is often used as a curse or exclamation, conveying strong emotions such as anger or frustration. It can be considered vulgar and is typically used to emphasize a point or express disbelief. The phrase is made up of two elements: "bumma," which refers to a person's backside, and "clot," which is a term for a cloth or rag, but in this context, it takes on a more offensive connotation. Overall, it reflects the colorful and expressive nature of Jamaican vernacular.
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What rhymes with Atacama?
bumma!
What is a bomboclat?
A Jamaican expression used to express shock , suprise or may be used to curse someone out. Don't get it mistaken for blood-clot... that is used to express the fact where a female uses her tampons for her own personal needs.
What is meaning of blood clot crying jamaican slang?
There's only one way a blood-clot can cry....what's crying? when you cry from your eyes you leak out tears....so if your blood-clot is crying....It must leak out blood, metaphor you know...
Who originated boomalacka?
it probably stems from Boomshakalak. A jamaican expression often used in reggae.
What does boomba clot mean?
It is more correctly said as "bumble clot" to my understanding of it, though I have never seen it written out. It may also be used elsewhere, but I first heard it when I lived in Jamaica. There it is used as an extremely rude slang term used to compare the intended recipient of the slur to be as low as the equivalent of a blood clot from women's "time of the month". It is used when a person has done something perceived of as exceptionally stupid and lacking any common sense that has caused some kind of problem for the person doing the insulting.
Are jamaican people considered African American or jamaican?
Jamaican people are considered to be 'Jamaican'
What actors and actresses appeared in Made in Mauritius - 2009?
The cast of Made in Mauritius - 2009 includes: Raj Bumma Put Liang Xi Gui
Is she jamaican?
Is who Jamaican?
How you say your funny in Jamaican?
In Jamaican Patois, you can say "Yuh funny" to mean "You're funny." Alternatively, you might say "Yuh mek mi laugh" which translates to "You make me laugh." The casual tone and lively expression of the language often enhance the humor in the conversation.
Is Willow Smith jamaican?
she is Jamaican-Haitian im full Jamaican
What are some descriptive words to describe Jamaica?
Jamaican
Swelling of a blood clot as water is pulled into the clot?
The fibrin fibres of clot absorbs water and results in swelling of clot.
