Chicago slang used to describe your family, friends, or gang. Used alternately as “foe” or “folks.” Derived from “folks and them.”
by toddsack April 28, 2019
by D'N X October 6, 2020
"Foenem" refers to ones close friends or family also could be referred to as someone's team or squad. at times can also be used as a way to swear a promise.
by Corleone December 21, 2020
Short for four and them. Used to refer to members of the Four Corner Hustlers, a Chicago gang. Foenem can also be used more loosely to refer to allies of the Four Corner Hustlers in the People Nation i.e. Gangster Disciples , Vice Lords ect.
by ghistacio February 19, 2020
If you knowme you gottaknow foenem.
by Dozzy664 December 6, 2013
foenem could mean anything. It can be a gun, a person or even your gang. This is also used as an expression like when people say on my momma. You can say on foenem but the point is the other person dont know who your swearing on. You could even be talking bout them but the word foenem hides who your speaking on. This is a Chiraq term.
by BrickSquadFanzo July 12, 2017
Don: aye, Ern over there actin a fool
Boat: yea I know! what the hell is he doin?
Don: Foenem Tweakin’ for real brother
Boat: yea I know! what the hell is he doin?
Don: Foenem Tweakin’ for real brother
by Blakernator January 25, 2020