- JLU spelling
- faas
- Also written
- Faas, Fast
What “Fass” means
Fass describes someone who pokes into other people's business. It also covers being forward or presumptuous. As a verb, "fass wid" means to meddle with or interfere in something.
Examples
Wah mek yuh so raas faas?!
Why the hell are you so nosy?!
Nuh fass inna mi business.
Don't meddle in my business.
How to use it
A very common telling-off. On its own it is mild and can be said playfully between friends; the app's example adds a cuss word to make it harsh.
Where it comes from
From English "fast", in the older sense of forward or overly bold.