likkle more

Jamaican Creole

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Alternative forms

  • lickkle more, lickle more

Etymology

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Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈlɪkl ˈmoːɹ/
  • Hyphenation: li‧kl‧more

Adverb

likkle more

  1. later
    Synonym: later
    Awright, likkle more mi wi come check you.
    OK, I'll stop by later.
    • 1983, Jean Breeze, Answers (in Jamaican Creole), page 10:
      “Jah sen de sun
      Jah sen de rain
      Likkle more wi have
      Whole heapa corn grain […] ”
      God gave us the sun
      God gave us the rain
      Later we'll have
      A whole lot of corn grain […]

Phrase

likkle more

  1. see you later
    A: Yow, mi a cut. B: Awright, likkle more.
    A: Yo, I'm outta here. B: All right. See you later.
    • 1997, Noel D. Williams, Prash and Ras (in English), →ISBN, page 74:
      “"Likkle more," he said.
      "Yes, time for me to turn in too," I said. […] ”

See also

  • inna di morrows
  • mi gaan
  • tek it easy
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