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check'em 

What a poster on an image boards exclaims before getting dubs in the post number. Failure to obtain dubs or higher means the poster is a most certainly a faggot.
Hey remember that one time I got dubs. BTW check'em. (dubs)

OP is not a faggot
check'em by anon7489 February 22, 2011

check 'em 

1. See ya later, goodbye.
2. Get fucked cunt, whatever, bullshit, fuck off/you.
1. Dickhead: "Im going to watch Australian Idol."
Champion: "Check 'em."
2. Dickhead: "I've got 3 ferrari's."
Champion: "Check 'em."
check 'em by Diego August 29, 2003

check'em 

telling one person to look at another person who is usually fat ugly or deformed
When me and charlie were on the beach he said check'em to every fat bitch he saw.
check'em by Dopey Edwards January 24, 2005

check'em 

1. A casual term for goodbye to mates

2. A rude term for goodbye when used in the appropriate contexts
1. "See ya later redmundo"
"Check'em!"

2. "Well Children, its the last day of school..."
"CHECK'EM!, You crusty old whorebag!"
check'em by Art Vandalay November 25, 2003

check'em 

term used by the very casual hockey "fan" @ 120dB, telling the home team to make contact with the other team.

Usually followed up by "hit em", "kick his ass", or "fuckemup"
I went to the Penguin game last night, and some 300 lb drunk asshole kept yelling things like check'em, puck-in-the-net, Jagr you euro pansy, and hit em with your purse you pussy.
check'em by Ricky Roma November 27, 2003

fuck em and chuck em

Usually pertaining to homosexual teens that hook up with a guy for a relationship, but end up getting fucked and left.
Andrew: Man, i want to get with that guy so bad!
Jackie: No, no, no, hes just one of those fuck em and chuck em guys!

CHECK YOU EMAIL 

A recommendation to check your email.

The typographical error, "YOU" instead of "YOUR," comes from a well-known email that Bill Urquhart, a name partner of the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, sent to the employees of his firm. The subject line of his email read: "CHECK YOU EMAILS OFTEN."
We're going to be busy this weekend preparing for trial, so be sure to CHECK YOU EMAIL.
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