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...and em 

a suffix added to mean and stuff. the clean version of 'and shit'
why is your momma actin all crazy ...and em? i just called her a MILF? that was a compliment!...smh
...and em by ed the Word September 14, 2009
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your mom and em 

Inquiring as to how your relatives are doing. Not only your mother, but her sisters, brothers, mom, dad, husband, cousins, distant relatives, co-workers, etc.
(Friend you haven't seen in a long time)- "How's your mom and em?"
(Other Friend that you haven't seen in a long time)-" They're (any relatives I can think of) doing just fine, man, how's your mom and em?

mans and 'em 

"My mans and 'em" is a more recent of urban phraseology, made popular by the prolific rapper/actor DMX (Dark Man X). It means "my friends."
See why my "mans and 'em" call me the Benjamin Banneker of the 20th and 21st
centuries.
mans and 'em by bobo February 21, 2003

how ya mamma and em

used in new orleans to say hows your mamma and them
hay man how ya mamma and em
how ya mamma and em by Damagic October 26, 2017

mans and 'em 

The name guys give for their penis and balls.
Hey baby, you wanna meet my mans and 'em?
mans and 'em by Krazee 8 May 20, 2005

Cloodus and em 

Cloodus and em Is a way to describe two best friends with the strongest bond possible. They always understand eachother whether they're joking or serious, they're always there for eachother no matter what, and they're always finding ways to make the other happy as can be. A cloodus would do anything for an em. Cloodus would risk getting in serious trouble if it meant he could hang out with em, after all, they do have the best times together. They can always find something to buy no matter what store they go to and will always find something to eat, whether it's cookie dough or popcorn. Nothing can ever separate these two because they've got big plans for the future.
Wow is that cloodus and em over there ?
Yeah, they never leave eachothers side.
Damn , I wish I had friends like that.
Cloodus and em by Clydo July 2, 2017

em and em 

A Guy who shows up with a different female every night.
Bobby Ray is such an em and em.
em and em by MARKS BABY August 7, 2017
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