Bloody hells bells

Bloody hells bells comes from the north west of England; it comes from the term "bloody hell". It is typically a working class term relating to "oh my god".

John:Aye, big frank got knocked over on green lane last week.
Dave: Bloody hells bells

by Jake Penny March 13, 2008

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hell bent for leather

To be totally metal, generally related to Judas Priest, motorcycles, and being fast.

That dude looked like he was hell bent for leather.

by ross koby May 11, 2008

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Get the hell bent for leathermug.

Hell on earth

Fort Bragg NC and surrounding area for those who so carelessly volunteered to jump out of planes and ended up in fayetnam it's definitely hell on earth and the worst existence.

"The army wasn't so bad then I ended up in the 82nd abn Fort Bragg NC this place is hell on earth"

by CSM Love October 20, 2013

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Hell yeah dude

A phrase (coined by Rory Donohoe) used as an alternative to the word "yes". Usually spoken in a joyful tone.

EvBev: Boys we goin' Merrion?
Dude: Hell yeah dude!

by TopBoog June 22, 2016

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Get the Hell yeah dudemug.

Often seen or heard in the southern region of the United States, it is a terminology that refers to something being dead, or having been dead for a time. Often pronounced, 'deader'n hell,' given the draw of the person saying it.

Billy: "Lookie there, Cletus! Them there's a possum on the road. Looks like it might've got hit a week or so ago."

Cletus: "Mmm. Yep. Deader than Hell."

by MoronicDonut May 4, 2018

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