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jumbie bead

 

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Noun jumbie bead has 1 sense
  1. jumby bead, jumbie bead, Ormosia coarctata - West Indian tree similar to Ormosia monosperma but larger and having smaller leaflets and smaller seeds
    --1 is a kind of necklace tree
    --1 is a member of Ormosia, genus Ormosia

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Jumbie Bead

A jumbie bead is a type of decorative bead commonly found in Afro-Caribbean cultures. It is believed to have protective properties against evil spirits and is often worn as a charm or incorporated into jewelry.

Sense 1: Noun - Decorative Bead

In the context of Afro-Caribbean cultures, a jumbie bead refers to a decorative bead with protective properties against evil spirits. It is often used in jewelry-making and worn as a charm.

Sample Sentences:

  1. She adorned her bracelet with several jumbie beads, believing they would keep evil spirits away.
  2. When visiting the local market, she purchased a beautiful necklace adorned with colorful jumbie beads.

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Sense 2: Adjective - Popular

The term "jumbie bead" can also be used to describe something that is widely known or popular among the Afro-Caribbean community.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Dancehall music is a jumbie bead genre in Jamaica, loved by many locals.
  2. During the Carnival season, soca music becomes the jumbie bead rhythm that gets everyone dancing.

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