User:DTLHS/word tracking/en/Jamaica Gleaner/20201231

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Words extracted from Jamaica Gleaner

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Missing words[edit]

  1. dashalong exclude
    • 2020 April 5, “Dream House”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[1]:
      The abundant plant life includes the species ramgoat dashalong, with its scientific name known as Turnera ulmifolia, used for tea and medicine; and importantly, reputed by many to act on you as the Viagra drug does!
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  2. decra exclude
    • 2019 December 8, “Norman Horne Living His Jamaican Dream”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[2]:
      ARC Manufacturing began trading these products in 2010, manufacturing a wide range of roofing products: zinc sheets, industrial panels, technology roofing tiles (decra and Spanish etc), cappings, fachia boards, and metal gutter to specifications.
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  3. deh exclude
    • 2019 December 14, Stephanie Lyew, “Superb Sets At Tracks Live Sessions - Headliners, Supporting Acts Well Received By Capacity Audience At Final 2019 Show”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[3]:
      I had a lot of fun, it was really a good time jamming together with the musicians and the audience too, because they were on par for every bit of foolishness we keep up, up deh [on stage].
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    • 2020 February 19, Stephanie Lyew, “JahDon – Reggae Music’S Next Messenger”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[4]:
      I never see the ordeal as a negative because so much positive sprouted from it, that includes meeting my current manager, Francine Bacchus, and from yuh deh ah LA yuh going promote yourself, so I used the trip to seek out all the little radio stations.
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    • 2020 October 5, Krysta Anderson, “Social”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[5]:
      Last week Dr Keith Rowley, prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, said unless there is a dramatic turn of events regarding COVID-19, carnival ova deh nah keep.
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  4. fachia exclude
    • 2019 December 8, “Norman Horne Living His Jamaican Dream”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[6]:
      ARC Manufacturing began trading these products in 2010, manufacturing a wide range of roofing products: zinc sheets, industrial panels, technology roofing tiles (decra and Spanish etc), cappings, fachia boards, and metal gutter to specifications.
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  5. greathouse exclude
    • 2020 April 5, “Dream House”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[7]:
      The historic greathouse has it’s own private nature reserve and cattle ranch.
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  6. gwaan exclude
    • 2020 February 28, Stephanie Lyew, “Quada On ‘Pain’, Forthcoming Album And Females - Hardcore Dancehall Entertainer Talks About Having The Right Attitude”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[8]:
      And of the male fans, he added: “The youths them will bring them woman to a party and gwaan like them nuh inna nuh vibes, but if the entertainer do the job and have the right attitude that gets the females in the vibes, it automatically gets the youths in that same space.
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  7. hardcoreness exclude
    • 2020 October 29, Stephanie Lyew, “Stories By Stephanie Lyew/Gleaner Writer”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[9]:
      Dancehall music – its ‘hardcoreness’, spotlighting graphic references to violence, power, and sex from both male and female recording artistes – oftentimes pushes the boundaries of artistic expression, which internationally acclaimed music producer...
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  8. loodi exclude
    • 2018 March 8, Stephanie Lyew, “Stories By Stephanie Lyew/Gleaner Writer”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[10]:
      Like in the game of ludo - or 'loodi' as Jamaicans would call it - the artiste is throwing double sixes and making moves for the win on...
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  9. nuff exclude
    • 2019 December 14, Stephanie Lyew, “Superb Sets At Tracks Live Sessions - Headliners, Supporting Acts Well Received By Capacity Audience At Final 2019 Show”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[11]:
      She said: “It’s the same inspiration as past works, just life; plus me like look pon di man dem who fool fool ‘cause like tonight, dem give me nuff inspiration fi write, record and perform songs ‘bout them.
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  10. ramgoat exclude
    • 2020 April 5, “Dream House”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[12]:
      The abundant plant life includes the species ramgoat dashalong, with its scientific name known as Turnera ulmifolia, used for tea and medicine; and importantly, reputed by many to act on you as the Viagra drug does!
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Jamaican Creole[edit]

  1. gungo exclude
    • 2020 December 23, Stephanie Lyew, “Baby’S First Christmas - Coppershot DJ And FiancéE Excited To Create New Traditions For Daughter”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[13]:
      I had my fill of Christmas in country; it’s as Jamaican as it gets, with animal a get slaughter fi dinner, gungo soup, the drinking of sorrel and eating of fruitcake.
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    • 2020 December 14, “Christmas Edition 2020 – Selection Of Poems From Jamaica And New Zealand”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[14]:
      Sorrel and gungo hang gossiping
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  2. tek exclude
    • 2020 December 6, “Mark Wignall”, in Jamaica Gleaner‎[15]:
      Anything weh me a get, a weh people tek.
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