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fannyhole 

anna is a fannyhole
fannyhole by annonymous chug April 11, 2020
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fassyhole 

Probably the most offensive term in the Jamaican lexicon, fassy essentially means crusty or infected, with hole meaning vagina. WARNING: Saying this to a Jamaican will result in serious injury and/or death
Si dem gwaan a door? Dem look like fassyhole to I an I. (Trans: See those gentlemen exiting the establishment over there? I do believe they seem to have a striking resemblence to a crusty vagina!)
fassyhole by Dan Durell August 8, 2003
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Fancyhole 

A place where laughter comes from
I laughed so hard that tickled my fancyhole
Fancyhole by Jwalklauren March 23, 2017

Fassyhole 

A highly offensive term in Jamaican Patois that is directed at a person who is strongly disliked. It is derived from the word "fassy" which means "sore" or "infected".
Keisha - "Move out mi way, bitch"

Mitsy - "Fassyhole! A who yuh talk to like that?"
Fassyhole by MTBamba August 18, 2018

Fanghole 

It is an insult to a vampire, epescially from twilight
Edward is a fanghole
Fanghole by J hetty July 20, 2009

fassyhole 

(noun or adjective)
1. A deregatory jamaican term. Comes from the term fassy, meaning a sore or infection, and the term hole which is a reference to the anus or vagina.
Di whole a dem bad mind people deh a fassyhole.
fassyhole by neochin June 17, 2004

Fanny Hole

1. A Person who is considered either boring or weak.

2. A slang word for the a womans genitals

3. American for Buttocks.

4. A person who has a Posh or Weak Name
Fanny Hole: James Whippington Smyth
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