1. Exclamation usually in salutatory fashion, two times out of ten followed by Zaddem.
2. When followed by -em (i.e. Yerdem) it acts as a noun.
2. When followed by -em (i.e. Yerdem) it acts as a noun.
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Martha: Bitch he dicked me down, he not 6'5 for nothing, Yerme??? 😂
Martha: Bitch he dicked me down, he not 6'5 for nothing, Yerme??? 😂
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Get the Yerdle mug.Short/slang for "You Heard Me?". Typically it's used rhetorically & a response is not warranted.
Any of the following phrases could be substitued for it depending on the context and/or the user's tone, "That's crazy, right?", "Know what I'm saying?" or "No bullshit!".
It's commonly used in urban areas, most frequently by those influenced by hip-hop/rap culture. Big in Chiraq and the Midwest right now.
It's pronounced quickly, as one word w/two syllables: Yerd-me.
Any of the following phrases could be substitued for it depending on the context and/or the user's tone, "That's crazy, right?", "Know what I'm saying?" or "No bullshit!".
It's commonly used in urban areas, most frequently by those influenced by hip-hop/rap culture. Big in Chiraq and the Midwest right now.
It's pronounced quickly, as one word w/two syllables: Yerd-me.
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