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cronem

cronem noun: a male comrade or friend; (also) a group of males.

Noun

cronem (countable and uncountable, plural cronems)

  1. (slang) A male comrade or friend; (also) a group of males.
    • I'm with my cronems, from the sandbox to playground / We got 200, then we go in for the take down2020 February 13, “HEATER” (1:35 from the start)performed by Tallup Twinz ft. Dizzle and Kemsav
    • Baby come and smoke dubs, wit' the cronem / Ran through so many guns, I never sold them2023 June 23, “With the Mandem” (0:56 from the start)performed by Top5 ft. Why G, Asian Doll, and 6ixbuzz
    Synonyms:
    brodie, crodie, cro

Synonyms of cronem

Forms of cronem

pluralcronems
alternative formcro'nem

Origin of cronem

From cro (“a male comrade or friend”).

Questions about cronem

What does cronem mean?
Cronem means a male comrade or friend; (also) a group of males.
What part of speech is cronem?
Cronem is a noun.
What is the plural of cronem?
The plural of cronem is cronems.

Words near cronem in the dictionary

  1. cronel
  2. cronelike
  3. cronell
  4. cronells
  5. cronels
  6. cronem
  7. cronems
  8. Cronenberg
  9. Cronenbergian
  10. Cronenbergs
  11. crones

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