blessed bread
nounLouisiana Creole:dipin béni
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Louisiana Creole:panm béni
blind
adjectiveLouisiana Creole:avœg, aveg, wa pa, aveglé, avœglé, avéglé
Synonyms:to blind someone, to blind something
“Li wa pa.”
— She can't see.
blinder
NounLouisiana Creole:gar-de-zyeu
blinder
nounLouisiana Creole:gard zyé, gard dê zyé, gard zye; kazyé
blink
regular verbLouisiana Creole:bat lœy, ba lœy
Synonyms:wink
“Bat tô lœy pou parin.”
— Blink for parin.
“Li té pa bat un lœy.”
— She didn't bat an eye.
blister
nounLouisiana Creole:bòs; klòsh
“Mô ti frè gin un bòs enbá sô pyé gosh.”
— My little brother has a blister underneath his left foot.
block
NounLouisiana Creole:blòk
block
regular verbLouisiana Creole:baré bloké; boushé
“Polis-yé té boushé lari.”
— The police blocked the street off.
“Mô né bloké.”
— My nose is blocked.
block out
regular verbLouisiana Creole:bloké
“Used in sewing.”
blond
Verb (intransitive)Louisiana Creole:bave
blond
Verb (transitive)Louisiana Creole:blamen
blond
nounLouisiana Creole:latèt blon; latèt bay
“Sô bébé sœr gin latèt blon.”
— Her baby sister is a blond.
“Li té tou fé pou gin latèt blon.”
— She did everything to be a blond.
blond hair
nounLouisiana Creole:latèt blon, shvé blon, latèt blan
“Kan mo té piti, mo té gin shvé blon.”
— When I was young, I had blond hair.
“Ojordi to pe ashté prodwi pou gin latèt blon.”
— Today, you can purchase product to have blond hair.
blood
nounLouisiana Creole:disan, kalalou, san
“Mo pœr disan!”
— I'm afraid of blood!
“Mo p'olé wa disan!”
— I don't want to see blood!