Meaning
To take offence, feel hurt, or feel awkward and out of sorts about something — 'to feel some type of way'. If a person 'feel a way' they are quietly wounded or slighted, often without saying so directly. 'Mi nuh want yuh fi feel a way' means 'I don't want you to take it the wrong way / be offended'. It captures a soft, unspoken hurt or unease.
Examples
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She feel a way cause dem never invite her.
She was hurt because they didn't invite her.
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Nuh feel a way, mi never mean it so.
Don't take offence, I didn't mean it that way.
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Him feel a way bout di whole situation.
He felt some type of way about the whole situation.
Origin
From 'feel' + 'a way' (some way); to take offence / feel hurt or awkward. See [[bex]], [[bruk-heart]].
How it’s used
To take offence / feel hurt or awkward, often unspoken. See [[bex]], [[vexation]].