"leggo beast" meaning in Jamaican Creole

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          "english": "That's a nasty girl. She acts like a slut.",
          "text": "A dutty gyal dat, shi come een like leggo beast.",
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          "text": "“In 1982, Steel Pulse, the reggae masters would launch their True Democracy album, featuring the track \"Leggo Beast,\" which one site commentator described as an indictment of a blast at prostitution. \"Leggo beast, lips of flattery / eyes of lust / leggo beast, she says carnal lust is a must.\" […]”",
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          "text": "Di man call di people dem pickney leggo beast true dem carry on bad an' run weh di teacha.",
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          "text": "“'Government hang the man and leave the youths with neither mother or father and nobody to take care of them. Now them beat from one relative to the other. I hear that one of the biggest boy get mad. Him is like leggo beast in the district.' […]”",
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          "word": "leggo beas'"
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