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Northern USA Hill billy slang for "Hell goer". Often used when a Hill billy is frustrated or upset due to people who sin and don't abide to there culture. It is a genuine belief that anyone outside of there culture is a "Helgur".
Let's go after that Helgur!
Or
You're not turning to the Helgurs are you?
Helgur by The Govenor May 4, 2020
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Helcurt is one of the playable heroes on a MOBA game called Mobile Legends. His role is an Assasin, with Charge/Burst as an ability.
Ban Helcurt, I want to pick Helcurt
helcurt by JasperBLX September 12, 2018
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salutation: variant of "hello"
noun: a cute guy (usually used in conjunction with a visual directional cue such as pointing)*

Origin: early 21st cent. California Gay Slang. from English "hello".

*abbreviated form of the sentence: "Hello, look over there and check out that guy because he is extremely cute"
salutation: (Person a) Hellur! (Person b) Hellur! Wha' ch 'yer doerin'?
noun: Hellur (while leaning the head to the right to indicate a very hot guy to the right)!
hellur by Jos Van Spanje September 9, 2006
helurrrr???
helur by felcia234567890 May 23, 2018
An abstract way of saying hello that swag people use
Hellur
Hellur by '>' February 4, 2021
A variant of the English greeting, "hello". Often used on the internet.
Person One: HELLURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Person Two: WHAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZUPPPPP?
Hellur by Snail in a tux August 17, 2012
Legendary warlock from the World of Warcraft universe. All-knowing and ever watching, the name strikes fear in all who oppose him.
Helgrimm, we are not worthy of your presence!
Helgrimm by tangui April 22, 2011
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