Eem

the universal pr-noun, also used as an exclamation, possesive, article, curse word, or demonstrative.

“eem” first came about from various sportscasters, notably phil simms, as a shortening of the word “him” after a verb. since, the word has evolved into various uses and is perhaps the most useful word on the planet.
“aah, there’s the penalty, he hooked eem.”

“sir, could you get p-ss eem b-tter?”

“whose bicycle is that?”
“oh, it’s eems.”

“oh, eem it to h-ll!”

“call eem over!”
a derogatory nickname for an emo
‘look at that filthy eem’
a word used to replace a thing or object, having a similar meaning to the word “it.” can also be used to replace a person, with a similar meaning to “him/her.”
“toss ‘eem here!”
“proved ‘eem wrong.”
this means “him” or “it” also means “cool”. it originates from saying “got him” or similar phrases used that make “him” sound like eem- “got-eem”, “tell-eem”, “had-eem” etc.
“i told-eem”, “what’d you tell-eem?”, “i had-eem”, “thats eem”…
derrived from the word emo; used as an offensive adjective or noun describing emo like behaviour or appearance.
“seriously dude, man the f-ck up and stop being so eems.”
even. to make even, set straight. to go there.
ex. don’t eem say anything. the man pushed the gun into her side for her to not eem say anything.