- A
jumbee or jumbie, also
known as
mendo or
chongo in
Colombia and Venezuela, is a type of
mythological spirit or
demon in the
folklore of some Caribbean...
- Wide Words: Huckleberry".
World Wide Words.
Gullible Gulls, Huckleberry,
Jumbi,
Wooden Nickels, Realtors, and
Calling a
Spade a Spade, The Word Detective...
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Atlantic Books. p. 20. ISBN 978-1-55643-078-7. Pranin,
Stanley (2006). "
Jumbi Taiso".
Encyclopedia of Aikido.
Archived from the
original on 16 October...
- A Moko
Jumbie (also
known as
Mocko Jumbie, Moko
Jumbi, Moko Jumby, or Moko Zumbi) is a
traditional stilt walker or
dancer ****ociated with
Caribbean Carnivals...
- madhoshi, moralitos,
curly bean, deleite, Delicia, dilmawi, Graine-réglisse,
jumbi-bead, l'Église, peronías, Peonía, Peonía extranjera, piriquiti, red bead...
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their control of
Mysore State). The
original name to this
procession is
Jumbi Savari ("going to the
Shami (Banni) tree"). Now
Goddess Chamundeshwari is...
- madhoshi, moralitos,
curly bean, deleite, delicia, dilmawi, graine-réglisse,
jumbi-bead, l'Église, peronías, peonía, peonía extranjera, piriquiti, red bead...
- */
ɟumbi/ → /mbi/ "****" */ɡurbuɻu/ → /arbuɻ/ "east"...
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Kofar Sarki; Kufo,
Kofar Sarki Kufo; Shila,
Kofar Sarkin Shila;
Shila Jumbi,
Kofar Sarki; Botto,
Kofar Sarki; Katele,
Kofar Sarki; Yurlu,
Kofar Sarki;...
- as his own pop rock band, Sack Trick.
Simon James formed the band Moko
Jumbi,
recording an
album for A&M
Records in 1996
which remained unreleased after...
