blem

English

Etymology 1

Adjective

blem (comparative more blem, superlative most blem)

1. Abbreviation of blemished, sometimes used on online auction sites.

Etymology 2

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [blɛm]

Noun

blem (countable and uncountable, plural blems)

1. (MLE) cigarette, fag
   • 2018 October 26, “Bars at the Sesh”, J.B2 aka Mr.Affiliate (lyrics), Farrokh Beats (music), 0:23:

     Give up the name, I pattern them
     Why you der life, your smoking blem

   • 2019 July 29, “Trips”, #CGE Mobz X TT X S13 (lyrics), SK-Beats (music)‎^[1], 1:31:

     I pop my cherry on the opp block, holding a four-ten,
     corn for days, corn for them,
     can’t single, we out like blem,
     been bad since when,
     [incomprehensible or probably censored] back then,
     now I am tryna lurk with friend plus skeng

Anagrams

• Melb