General
too-nuff
What does too-nuff mean?
Describing someone too pushy, nosy or presumptuous. Also 'too nuff'.
"She too-nuff, always in everybody business."
Origin
Bajan, 'too' + 'nuff' (enough/much).
Frequently asked questions
What does too-nuff mean?
Too-nuff describes someone who is overly forward, nosy or presumptuous, poking into things that are not their business.
Where does too-nuff come from?
It is Bajan, combining 'too' with 'nuff' (enough or much) to mean excessively pushy.
How do you use too-nuff in a sentence?
You might say 'She too-nuff, always in everybody business' about a meddlesome person.
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