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Hemmed
Hemmed by Eaton Holgoode March 2, 2017
hemmed
hemmed by Hemmedthefuckin May 26, 2014
Hemmed Up
To be arrested or jumped. Any thing that may hold you up. An inconvenience may be refered to as a Hem Up.
Also to fix the hemline on the bottom of a dress or pair of pants. Shortenting a dress or pair of pants.
Also to fix the hemline on the bottom of a dress or pair of pants. Shortenting a dress or pair of pants.
hemmed up
They got my homey hemmed up and they all around
Ain't none of them seeing if they going straight pound for pound
I gotta come up real quick before they start to clown
I best pull out my strap and lay them busters down
NATE DOGG, from the song "Regulate" with Warren G.
Ain't none of them seeing if they going straight pound for pound
I gotta come up real quick before they start to clown
I best pull out my strap and lay them busters down
NATE DOGG, from the song "Regulate" with Warren G.
hemmed up by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 16, 2008
Hemmed up
Look at those poor bastards. Down on their asses, hemmed up on the curb. Ha, better them than us, eh bro?
Hemmed up by jimmy da prick March 12, 2017
Hemmed Up
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