wasam
wasam, a verb used as a response to a question indicating that you were and still are in the same condition.
this was the original spelling of the word “wuzzam” before the media got a hold of it.
q: i heard you were a model
a: wasam (wuzzam). i was, still am and will continue to be what you heard about me
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