phrase
Street Slang
ya mom'n'em
· phrase · nola
NOLA-speak for 'your mom and the rest of the family'.
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Definitions
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Your mother and whoever else is at the house — siblings, aunties, grandkids, the cousin who's been on the sofa for three weeks. A whole household greeted in one breath.
“How ya mom'n'em? Tell 'em I said hey.”
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ya mom'n'em In A Sentence
How ya mom'n'em? Tell 'em I said hey.
Origin & Usage
Standard Southern Black English construction ('and them' = the associated crew) compressed into a single mumbled word by the New Orleans tongue.
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