Southern Word of the Day March 8, 2009 by Amy Word: Mamanem Function: Noun Meaning: One’s mother and father, possibly siblings or even aunts, uncles, cousins and family friends. Usage: “I’m hoping mamanem take us out to lunch after church.” or “We’re gonna stop by and see mamanem in a bit.”
Allison says March 8, 2009 at 2:58 pm and you can’t forget the ever popular “How’s ya mamanem?” Allison’s last blog post..Ed Westwick K-Swiss photoshoot
EDW says March 8, 2009 at 7:51 pm Hilarious! Really? In use? For real? Love the South. Here people say “draw” for “drawer”. Makes me crazy, but it’s very Jersey. EDW’s last blog post..I am on my way
Melissa Oyler says March 9, 2009 at 10:39 am Reminds me of the Dr Pepper commercial! Not quite the same meaning and there’s an extra syllable in the commercial, but still … Melissa Oyler’s last blog post..So what is a day at the spa anyway?
uhhhh.what’s that suppose to be MawMaw and them? or what?!
“Momma and them”
and you can’t forget the ever popular “How’s ya mamanem?”
Allison’s last blog post..Ed Westwick K-Swiss photoshoot
haha, Allison, yep!
Hilarious! Really? In use? For real? Love the South.
Here people say “draw” for “drawer”. Makes me crazy, but it’s very Jersey.
EDW’s last blog post..I am on my way
Reminds me of the Dr Pepper commercial! Not quite the same meaning and there’s an extra syllable in the commercial, but still …
Melissa Oyler’s last blog post..So what is a day at the spa anyway?