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han miggle

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Palm of your hands

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Patois: Mi han miggle sweaty.

English: My palms are sweaty.

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han miggle

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hand middle

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The palm of one’s hand

Example Sentence

Patois: Mother - Wul out yu hand miggle boy! Yu deserve a beating

English: Mother – Hold out the palm of your hand boy! You deserve a beating

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