- Also written
- Kas-kas, Kass-kass
What “Kaas-kaas” means
Kaas-kaas is quarrelling, a back-and-forth argument or squabble. The doubled word suggests ongoing bickering rather than one sharp exchange.
Examples
Mi nuh want no kaas-kaas inna mi yard.
I don't want any quarrelling in my yard.
How to use it
Used for family rows, neighbour disputes and arguments in general.