break em stroke em

The method of wheeling a 10 to bed with you. Gradually confuse the woman by giving her a strong compliment followed by a small diss. Eg. "You're eyes are gorgeous, but you might want to think about painting those nails." After several uses. This smokeshow is going to keep coming back for more reassurance that she's hot ... But doesn't think your a bitch for saying she's so pretty all night. Then ya pounce on the best lay of your life :D

Break Em Stroke Em:

"Kiddie, just gotta fuckin break em and stroke em, the babies love it. Keeps em guessing... Yullll yulll"

by Baratheon the Andal August 17, 2015

dig 'em down

Really getting after it, sexually.

It's time to separate this mother goose from these hens and dig 'em down!

by Philonious rex June 20, 2016

Swiss em

When you shoot a person full of holes to the point where they look like Swiss cheese.

Person 1: “A dude broke in my house last night.”
Person 2: “Did you Swiss em?”

by Shelbylover69 October 11, 2017

sold em’

An abbreviation of “sold them out”. To be used in situation where you get in trouble, screw someone over, get snitched on and/or to completely sell out your friends, family, spouse, husband,and/or gf, bf causing trouble or a hardtime to their day or life events

Friend: Where is your half of the bill?

Me: I totally forgot my wallet at home.
Friend: Sold em’ , ill have to pay the bill then, you owe me.

by THRD October 26, 2017

Fry_Em_Up

Best player in PVZH

-Have you heard about Fry_Em_Up?
-No
-You piece of trash garbage!

by Fry_Em_Up April 15, 2018

nock 'em

an overused dead meme or a song that became a meme like a internet meme or something that unexceptionally ran in popularity with a lyric saying "welcome to the space jam" falling into fair use for new and creative new memes for everybody... including you dear user!

nock 'em vs meme 'em

by cohenPirate June 24, 2018

N'em

Short for "and them" when refering to a particular Group of people, usually preceded by the name of the most prominent individual of said Group.

(I.e.; "Bob n'em" instead of "Bob and them")

"We're going to visit Mom n'em for the weekend."

Or

"Have you guys heard any news from Mike n'em?"

by CaseyWarren July 20, 2018