What is "rastaman"

Usage examples of "rastaman".

A loaf of titi bread and a wax paper packet of homemade Jamaican-style jerky had disappeared, along with the stub end of a cigar-shaped spliff the Rastaman vaguely remembered having left in the conch shell ashtray.

But then, as far as the Rastaman was concerned there was very little difference between Whistler and the devil.

Then the two women got on either side of Rastaman, and the three of them slowly began the walk to the Condos.

Nora said, handing the bag to Lizzie, and she ran toward where she thought Jerry was, leaving Lizzie and Rastaman to fend for themselves.

She found it in the hut where Rastaman had tossed it after deciding it was of little value to him.

And as Rastaman slumped to the ground, turning so that he lay face up, Nora gasped.

He was a small, roundheaded individual who seemed all eyes and grin, his broad features framed by two dozen or more Rastaman dreadlocks.

I haggled with the elderly Rastaman over the price of a taxi ride to the Red Hills.

He was actually baptised a Catholic but took on the mantle of Rastaman just after his seventeenth birthday, more as a fashion statement than a religious belief.