Bajan

/ (ˈbeɪdʒən) Caribbean informal /

noun

a native of Barbados

adjective

of or relating to Barbados or its inhabitants

Word Origin for Bajan

C20: variant of Badian, a shortened form of Barbadian

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Examples from the Web for bajan

The giant 'Bajan crept forward finally and was met by Inocencio, emerging from the cabin.
The Crimson Gardenia and Other Tales of Adventure|Rex Beach
Bajan al camino real, cuando la Guardia civil se descuida, y roban lo que pueden.
Doa Perfecta|Benito Prez Galds
Bartoldus then (p. 118) guesses that it is a bajan, a creature which Camillus has never seen, but of whose ferocity he has heard.
Life in the Medieval University|Robert S. Rait, M.A.
No one, either senior or freshman, is to apply the term "Domine" to a bajan, and no freshman is to call a senior man a bajan.
Life in the Medieval University|Robert S. Rait, M.A.

Tough old Bajan is dead now, we regret to say; but dead in a way befitting.
The Cradle of Mankind|W.A. Wigram