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kreron2unspec. var. ofkweyonpencil
kretyenChristian
krevéto burst
krewòlCreoleunspec. var.kreòl; white person of French descent born in Trinidad
kriraw
kribichcrayfish (Macrobrachium sp.); kribich lanmè lobstersynroma2
kribóspecies of (Drymarchon corais corais and Clelia clelia clelia)
krik krakformula used at the beginning and end of folktales, syn, tim tim bwa chès: often the story-teller opens with krik and then waits for the audience to reply krak before beginning the tale; tall storyhas examples of cric – crac used in the folktales from western France.; The formula is used in all CFC, including Guy.
krimcrime
kriminèlcriminal
kristaltransparent glass marble
kristèenema
kristofinchayote, vine and fruit of Sechium edule
kritchètcricket, grasshopper
kriyéto call; to cry; to name
krizmedical crisis, fit, attack
kròkcrookstick (TE), forked stick used to hold grass etc. to be cutsyngarabat
krokrógrunt, small grey edible fish which grunts or croaks when disturbed or caught (Haemulidae sp.); krokró tèt fè iron head grunt? Also in Hai., Guad., Dom.
kroupyonbuttocks, bottomsyndeyè
kukuritunspec. var. ofkokoritsort of palm with edible fruit and fronds which are used for thatching (Attalea maripa, Maximiliana caribaea or M. regia)
kwacross; cradle cap, milk crust (on a baby's head); kwa asou bouch don't tell anyone else about this
kwachémagic charm, piece of palm that has been blessed
kwachismall tree (Quassia amara?)
kwakwatwo sticks beaten together as a percussion instrument, e..g. at a wake
kwatróquatro, four-stringed instrument