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hella by your mom naked October 8, 2006
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1. Word used by Northern Californians because that's the only thing they could come up with to get their part of the state recognized.
2. Replaces the word "very" or "extremely" because N. Californians have a shortage of thesauruses.
2. Replaces the word "very" or "extremely" because N. Californians have a shortage of thesauruses.
Dude, Northern California is, like, so hella Northern.
"Why do people from Sacramento say 'hella'?" asked Billy.
"Because the Kings lost," replied the teacher.
"Why do people from Sacramento say 'hella'?" asked Billy.
"Because the Kings lost," replied the teacher.
hella by A D fa shawty November 23, 2003
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hella
like, so totally awsome!!!
also a word that people from the bay area of cali.
also a word to emphisize another.
if you use this word, you use it A LOT.
like in every sentence to the point you say it with your parents understanding you.
also a word that people from the bay area of cali.
also a word to emphisize another.
if you use this word, you use it A LOT.
like in every sentence to the point you say it with your parents understanding you.
hella by priscillaxoxoxox August 2, 2007
Hella
Hella by breeze riley December 23, 2007
hella
“Really” and “very” followed by coolness. The accepted economy of desire. Coming to Northern California from Brooklyn via Indiana, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Tahoe in a rented blue minivan with plants lining the dash and my home zoo crowding the floor. A foreign land. A turning of what you believe, inside out like a glove. A realizing you are old and make comments like your parents did in 1994. Of course it is always possible that someone can misunderstand. Do they realize that we did that ten years ago too? Quirky diction, orangery. Finding and losing cancer alongside a favorite wallet. Means continuing the narrative after abrupt syntactical shifts. Either you agree with me or you are a fool. The West Coast and a room with a better view. Otherness and the implied “I.” Two scoops of John Ashbery and some Gertrude Stein. The Mission, Fillmore, Potrero Hill, Bernal Heights, but definitely not Noe. A campaign of words is not needed. Ocean Beach and burritos. Home. If you touch it, it is yours.