Bubbler

- bahamian slang, descriptive of any item of extremely little commercial value, and/or cannot properly function

Pronunciation: BUB-LUH

"Bey, I can't even catch wifi on dis bubbler dread, smt!"

Things tough

- a Bahamian term, used as a way to expresses misfortune

Pronunciation : tings tough

"Things tough for real dread. I might have to start looking for a new job."

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Toter

a Bahamian term, which refers to anyone who attends any kind of formal or informal event with the sole purpose obtaining food, and has no interest in the event itself.

A common habit among toters is to attend events, uninvited.

"Watch out fa dem toters nah, for next ting ya know all ya food gone."

cut movie

-modern, Bahamian slang for "cause a scene"

" Muh-bey, she ain wan me come down there and cut movie bey. "

How it go

- a Bahamian colloquial term, which translates to "Whats up?" or "Sup?"
-usually used as a greeting, or, in some cases, to incite a confrontation

The song, "Ha'd Go", by Bahamian rapper Daynez, further popularized the commonly used term throughout the Bahamas.

Pronunciation: Ha'd Go

Person 1"How it go (Ha'd Go) bey? Erryting cool aye?
Person 2 "Yah, right here bey."