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Definitions of "Don dada" (Slang)


1. Don dada


English Translation

Top boss


Definition

The highest authority or boss


Example Sentences

Patois: Di don dada a di crew a him call di shots.
English: The top boss of the crew is the one calling the shots.


Related Words

Blacks , Bigga , Fatah , Peas Head ,



posted by anonymous on June 11, 2024


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Other Definitions of "Don dada"

2. Don dada


English Translation

Kingpin


Definition

The Don of all dons, a person who engages in a crime act


Example Sentences

Patois: Di Don Dada sen fi yuh
English: The kingpin sends for you


Related Words

Hot Steppa , Baby mada , Bad man , Bait ,



posted by Ogzy1 on January 20, 2019


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3. Don dada


English Translation

Crime lord


Example Sentences

Patois: Super Cat chune "Don Dada" a real original bad man chune
English: Super Cat's song "Don Dada" is a real original gangster song


Related Words

All fruits ripe , Babylon , Backside , Bad like yaz ,



posted by anonymous on December 10, 2016


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4. Don dada (Noun)


English Translation

General


Definition

The highest ranking boss in any activity; the most respected.


Example Sentences

Patois: Mi adi don dada, mi run dem yah streets
English: I am the general, I run these streets


Related Words

Hot Steppa , Baby mada , Bad man , Bait ,



posted by anonymous on October 21, 2013


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