jamaica

IPA: dʒʌmˈeɪkʌ

Root Word: Jamaica

Examples of "jamaica" in Sentences

If you don’t get the invite, look me up: christine in jamaica plain, ma by
To his right are tamarind fruit and heaps of dried hibiscus or "jamaica" blossoms.
Another very refreshing drink is jamaica, that is to say, pronounced to rhyme with Formica, Ha-mica.
A fresh, home made fruit agua, such as jamaica or tamarindo, is a wonderful accompaniment to the many flavors found in the comida.
Floral edibles such as jamaica (hibiscus flowers), tila (linden flowers), colorin (coral-tree flowers) and flor de calabaza (squash blossoms) have been, and still are, Mexican market staples and important sources of food and beverages.
No BROMANCE?? over here in jamaica BRomance is well known and everybody loves it but when i check it out, the dudes act a little bit gay …. i mean crying on each-other’s shoulders …. and hugging bare skinned and sweaty … enough details but oh weeds that show is gay.
#3 by tom on March 25th, 2010 john you are right, jamaica is the best. the other islands are boring. thats right too bahamas only have atlantis and my mother was robed a few months ago with many others its not safe. jamaica rules, friendly people, beautifull country great culture good food. jamaica i love you