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fashous

Geordie dialect for something that fashes — that is, something that bothers, troubles, or irritates you.

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#1·Apr 28, 2026

Geordie dialect for something that fashes — that is, something that bothers, troubles, or irritates you. To fash is to worry or vex (used widely in Scottish and northern English dialects), and fashous describes anything that provokes that feeling: a fashous task, a fashous neighbour, a fashous commute. It captures the particular flavour of low-grade but persistent annoyance.

He found the paperwork fashous but ploughed through it anyway rather than leave it for Monday.
Origin: From 'fash' (to trouble, worry, bother), itself from Old French 'fascher' (to annoy), with the adjectival suffix '-ous'. Editorial expansion authored on Slangora (model-assisted, hedged).
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#2·Apr 27, 2026

(Geordie) That fashes one; troublesome.

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