Meaning
A slim, slender person — or a term of admiration for a slim, shapely woman, as celebrated in dancehall (alongside the 'mampy' and 'fluffy' who are full-figured). 'Slimmaz' plays affectionately on 'slim', and both slim and full figures are praised in the music.
Examples
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Di slimmaz dem an di mampy dem all a wine.
The slim ones and the full-figured ones are all dancing.
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She a real slimmaz, tall an slender.
She's really slim, tall and slender.
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Big up di slimmaz an di fluffy alike.
Salute to the slim and the full-figured alike.
Origin
From 'slim' plus the '-az' ending; dancehall term for a slim woman, paired against 'mampy'/'fluffy'.
How it’s used
A slim/slender person, esp. a woman (admiring). Compare 'mampy', 'fluffy' (full-figured), 'maaga'.