Nuclear Hellfrost 

A band that no one cared about until they defiled Dimebag Darrel's grave. Now used to describe an irreparable mistake with dire consequences. Also can be used to describe someone who ostracized themselves.

1.)"Last night I slept with my girlfriends sister. Totally nuclear hellfrosted myself. She found out and lit my shit on fire!"

2.) "I shit my pants in my cubicle today. Literally. I've been nuclear hellfrosted by my coworkers."

Nuclear Hellfrost by gumby234 March 3, 2015

Heliobrolic 

Heliobrolic

Adjective

1. A strong sunny day

i) Wow, it's Heliobrolic out there! El Nino in a sauna eating sun chips!

ii) Dan really needs some new hobbies. His Heliobrolicism is off the charts.

iii) The Human Torch had difficulty buying insurance for his stamp collection because he was too Heliobrolic.

Heliobrolic by D-Mac 1717 April 25, 2019

hellrose 

a house where a bunch of smelly skateboarders live and throw big parties get drunk and lurk around
also the home of the dirt squad

hell yeah party at hellrose this weekend

hellrose by vampirate February 13, 2005

hellobro 

an older, male fan of Hello Kitty

My hellobros and I love going to the Hello Kitty store. We especially like the non-Kitty characters like Badtz-Maru and Kuromi. We think we deserve as much respect and recognition as the Bronies who are just a bunch of pony lovers.

hellobro by KuromiKat July 1, 2011

hellomrskinny 

Yes, the proclaimed "best staff" of neon nados

User1: hellomrskinny is the funni norwegian man right?
User2: Yea, he's good at building maybe he can help me be pro at plane crazy

hellomrskinny by TotallyNotAtomic December 29, 2021

hellfrost 

When frost, snow, or any type of cold unusual weather occurs In summer, almost like hell is giving us cold weather.

Dammit, it is July, look at all of this hellfrost!

hellfrost by Keety_gurl May 2, 2015

Hellorussia 

Adjective meaning sub-standard/poor/rubbish. Most commonly used when describing something which has been ill conceived or is of bad taste.
Despite "russia" being in the word, this has no relevance and does not imply a link with the country. The word actually derives from the Anglo-Saxon derogitory term "Hegbow-ruse". Hellorussia replaced this discontinued term when Modern English revolutionised our language.
That said, "hellorussia" is a rarely heard and colloquial adjective which does not appear in the dictionary.

When used after the subject:
"His band is very hellorussia."

When used before the subject:
"What a hellorussia bassist."

Hellorussia by Paul Edwardson August 31, 2008