Kicker
Someone who kicks or is good at kicking.
Patois: Di footballa is a good kickah.
English: The football player is a good kicker.
Waterproof boots
Boots worn in wet or muddy conditions
Patois: Di farma always inna him wata boots.
English: The farmer is always in his waterproof boots.
Tight-fitting clothing
Refers to very tight clothing
Patois: Di girl always wear tight-up jeans.
English: The girl always wears tight jeans.
Picker
Someone who picks or selects things.
Patois: Di picka dem inna di field a work hard.
English: The pickers in the field are working hard.
Top quality
Extremely fashionable or high-quality clothing
Patois: Mi shirt a di tappa tap style.
English: My shirt is the top-quality style.
Joker
Someone who jokes around or doesn’t take things seriously.
Patois: Yuh is a jokah, always a mek mi laugh.
English: You’re a joker, always making me laugh.
Revealing attire
Outfits worn by women that show a lot of skin
Patois: She wear a sketel suit pon di road.
English: She’s wearing a revealing outfit on the road.
Dress (formal)
Refers to a formal or Sunday dress
Patois: Mi granny always wear frak go church.
English: My grandmother always wears a dress to church.
Torn clothing
Clothes that are ripped or torn
Patois: Yuh cyaan wear tear-up jeans everywhere.
English: You can’t wear torn jeans everywhere.
Swinger
Patois: Di yute dem deh pon di swings, dem a swingah.
English: The kids are on the swings, they’re swingers.
Player's attire
An outfit worn by a womanizer or ladies' man
Patois: Him step out inna him gyalis suit tonight.
English: He stepped out in his player’s attire tonight.
Wallabee shoes
A type of shoes, especially the Clarks Wallabee
Patois: Di Wallabees a mash up di place!
English: The Wallabees shoes are dominating the scene!