lepay

verb

1. (Trinidad-and-Tobago)To smear a mixture of mud, dung and water by hand to make walls or floors.

   “lepaying - smearing mixture of mud, dung and water by hand to make walls, floors, etc.”

   “My travel across the water to this land has not been easy and many a time I have squatted in the dirt of this or that lepayed hut, a few coins knotted in the corner of my ohrni, waiting, waiting - waiting to make the next move.”

   “In a Hindu family having a cow was not only sacred, but it also gave milk for nourishment, produced cow manure to fertilize the plants, made 'gobar' (fresh cow droppings) to 'lepay' the floors and walls of mud huts […]”

   “Nobody know how to lepay again, but them mud house was cooler than anything else.”

   “Using a mixture of dirt, water and cow dung, Mommy lepayed (plastered the ground) until it was smooth.”