1. Achar (noun): Indian pickle condiment.
o Sentence: "A little achar adds a spicy kick to the dish."
2. Babu (noun): Grandfather.
o Sentence: "Babu told stories of his youth by the fireside."
3. Callaloo (noun): Leafy soup.
o Sentence: "The callaloo soup was rich with crab and coconut milk."
4. Duppy (noun): Ghost.
o Sentence: "They whispered about duppies haunting the old estate."
5. Ent? (interjection): Isn't it?
o Sentence: "It's a beautiful day, ent?"
6. Fete (noun): Party.
o Sentence: "The village fete lasted until the early hours."
7. Gyul (noun): Girl.
o Sentence: "That gyul has a beautiful singing voice."
8. Harden (adjective): Stubborn.
o Sentence: "He's a harden man, difficult to persuade."
9. Iconut (noun): Coconut.
o Sentence: "She used the iconut milk to make a sweet dessert."
10. Jumbie (noun): Ghost, spirit.
o Sentence: "The children were scared of the jumbie stories."
11. Kutta (noun): Food, meal.
o Sentence: "The kutta was delicious, filled with local spices."
12. Lagahou (noun): Vampire.
o Sentence: "The old folks told tales of the lagahou at night."
13. Maga (adjective): Thin, skinny.
o Sentence: "That dog is maga, it needs to be fed well."
14. Nenen (noun): Godmother.
o Sentence: "Nenen always brought sweet treats for the children."
15. Obeah (noun): Sorcery, witchcraft.
o Sentence: "They say obeah is still practiced in some remote areas."
16. Poyah (noun): Cutlass.
o Sentence: "He used the poyah to clear the thick bush."
17. Qualey (adjective): Withered, dried up.
o Sentence: "The plant became qualey from lack of water."
18. Roti (noun): Indian bread.
o Sentence: "She made delicious roti with a curry filling."
19. Saga (noun): Flashy dresser.
o Sentence: "He's always dressed like a saga, in the latest styles."
20. Tanty (noun): Aunt.
o Sentence: "Tanty brought a big cake for the celebration."
21. Uhr’ni (noun): Indian woman’s veil.
o Sentence: "The woman wore a beautiful uhr’ni with intricate designs."
22. Vex (verb): To be angry.
o Sentence: "He began to vex when he heard the bad news."
23. Wajang (noun): Rowdy person.
o Sentence: "That wajang was causing trouble at the market."
24. Yampee (noun): Eye mucus.
o Sentence: "He had to wipe the yampee from his eyes after waking up."
25. Zaboca (noun): Avocado pear.
o Sentence: "The zaboca was ripe and creamy."
26. Ax (verb): To ask.
Sentence: "I need to ax you a favor."
27. Bobol (noun): Bribery.
Sentence: "There were rumors of bobol in the contract bidding."
28. Charged (adjective): Drunk.
Sentence: "He was too charged to drive safely."
29. Dhoti (noun): Indian men's garment.
Sentence: "The man wore a traditional dhoti for the ceremony."
30. Founkie (adjective): Foul-smelling.
Sentence: "There was a founkie smell coming from the garbage."
31. Getmore (noun): Ghetto.
Sentence: "They lived in the getmore section of the city."
32. Hi (noun): Corn.
Sentence: "We planted hi in the back field."
33. Ital (adjective): Natural, saltless.
Sentence: "They prepare ital food, free from additives."
34. Jeda (verb): To talk about someone secretly.
Sentence: "She was jeda-ing about her neighbor's business."
35. Klim (noun): Powdered milk.
Sentence: "She added klim to her morning tea."
36. Lanyap (noun): Extra gift.
Sentence: "The vendor gave me a lanyap of fresh herbs."
37. Maman (noun): Mother.
Sentence: "Maman cooked a delicious meal for the family."
38. Nyabinghi (noun): Rasta religious gathering.
Sentence: "They held a Nyabinghi gathering to praise Jah."
39. Oye! (interjection): Expression of fatigue or pain.
Sentence: "Oye! My back is aching after all that work."
40. Pesh (noun): Money.
Sentence: "He didn't have enough pesh to buy the goods."
41. Quenk (noun): Irritating person.
Sentence: "That quenk is always causing trouble."
42. Rumfle (adjective): Ruffled, wrinkled.
Sentence: "His shirt was rumfle after being in the bag."
43. Shooshoo (verb): To whisper.
Sentence: "They were shooshooing about the secret."
44. Ting (noun): woman.
Sentence: "That ting is very beautiful."
45. Umpteen (adjective): Plenty.
Sentence: "There were umpteen people at the carnival."
46. Vete (noun): Earthworm.
Sentence: "The vete wriggled in the damp soil."
47. Whey (adverb): Where.
Sentence: "Whey you going so late at night?"
48. Woodslave (noun): Gecko, house lizard.
Sentence: "A woodslave ran across the kitchen wall."
49. Woye! (interjection) Expression of pain.
Sentence: "Woye! That sting really hurts."
50. Zug-up (adjective): Rough and uneven cutting.
o Sentence: "The haircut was zug-up, it was a bad job."