What does bun mean in jamaican?

If someone gives you BUN it means that person has cheated on you. Macka Diamond did a song called “Bun Him” in which she is saying if a man gives you bun (if a man cheats on you) then “BUN HIM” (do the same to him and cheat too)

To Smoke a Joint

The word BUN is widely used as a slang term to refer to smoking a joint of cannabis.

Wah Gwaan Is a casual greeting to enquire how somebody is or what’s up.

Boops (Noun)

Meaning/Description: this is the term used to describe A man who financially supports a woman but gets nothing in return, a sugardaddy.

Chargie. A friend, home , bro, side or die friend. For instance, a person says ‘what’s up chargie’ it could mean ‘what’s up brother or what’s up friend. Submitted by anonymous on June 7, 2018.

Buns definition

(slang) The human buttocks. The buttocks. (informal, in the plural) Buttocks.

Or man·bun

A man’s hair gathered into a bun at the back or top of the head.

‘Irie’ The Jamaican saying “irie” is Often used to mean “everything is alright and fine.” Note that Jamaica has numerous variations when it comes to greeting someone. When someone asks “How are you feeling?” or “How yuh stay?” an appropriate response would be, “Mi irie.”

CHA! or CHO! : A disdainful expletive (1) pshaw! ( 2) very common, mild explanation expressing impatience, vexation or disappointment. (

Your buns are Your buttocks. [mainly US, informal]

Buns are still implicitly feminine; it’s the man bun that is masculine. But in addition to reminding us that men, like women, are embodied subjects invested in the careful cultivation of their appearances, the man bun also reflects the process of cultural appropriation.

A Brief History of the Man Bun

The Man Bun is noted for being worn in China during 200 B.C. This helps explain why Man Buns are often found on terracotta soldier statues from this time. The hairstyle was retired at the end of the Ming Dynasty (in AD 1644) and replaced with the queue hairstyle.

A Brief History of the Man Bun

The Man Bun is noted for being worn in China during 200 B.C. This helps explain why Man Buns are often found on terracotta soldier statues from this time. The hairstyle was retired at the end of the Ming Dynasty (in AD 1644) and replaced with the queue hairstyle.

The word BUNS is often used as a slang term for “Buttocks.” It is also sometimes used as slang for “Breasts.”

BWN

Bun – Light up (a cannabis cigarette)