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Pookie n nem 

"Pookie n nem" are the proverbial ominous "hood" characters and or family member that every person with a connection to the ghetto knows. They can be called at will to "whoop" and or "bust a cap in" yo ass...

Can also be used to refer to any random people you know in the ghetto...

"I need you get grab Cousin Pookie to vote. I need you to get Ray-Ray to vote." - Obama
M: Oh, that is such a ghetto thing to do!
R: Oh fo real? Let's see how ghetto it get's when I call cousin pookie an ray ray n nem to bust a cap in yo ass!

D: Where you at?
L:I'm up the street from from "Pookie n nem"
Related Words

Sherise n nem 

Your brothers white baby and the rest of their white household that you have no relationship with.
“We don’t be fuccin wit Sherise n nem.”
Sherise n nem by White gurl 80 September 6, 2023
the baddest bitch in the world! She will come for you if you mess with either her friends or her
Person 1: Omg who is that?
Person2: Thats nnemar
nnemar by Biteryolo June 6, 2020
a pretty and beautiful girl who is always in a good mood and knows how to make people laugh. nnemdis are usually pretty and kind.
“is that nnemdi??”
“shes so pretty!”
nnemdi by coooooolgirllllllllll February 23, 2021
A sweet loving person, (usually a girl) who is loved by her crush, though she thinks otherwise. She is intelligent and very pretty.
Look! It's Nnemari! This is that tik tok trend. Looks like her crush likes her..!!
Nnemari by YepItsMeYhuma December 27, 2021
Is a beautiful young girl. She originates from Nigeria. Her name means good mother. And she's a bad bitch
Nnemoma I know your kids are doing well because you're their mom
Nnemoma by Badddddybitch April 2, 2017
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murderhobo 

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