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Sass is an amazing and feature-rich way you create your site's stylesheet. You can learn more about it on the Sass website. Some of the Sass features that Omega utilizes out of the box include:
Mixins
These are styling functions and include omegaShadow, which when included in a style will automatically add a standardized box shadow. And omegaCorners which allows you to easily add a border radius using a variable like this:
Before you start theming and styling away, be sure to check out the _settings.scss file. From there, you're able to change styling with a change of just a few sass variables and change the look and feel of the page without actually doing much styling.
The Zurb Foundation docs provide a template and boilerplate for all these variables. It's also well documented.
Sass is a CSS pre-processor, and Compass a library of Sass code. While both will be part of Omega 4.x, you can incorporate them into 3.x as well without much difficulty.