hellafresh

An adjective that describes really cool yet classy things that are usually extravagent and unnecessary.

Those white and green Addidas' kicks I saw today were hellafresh.

by WhaBAM April 30, 2009

hellaness

A word created by a student named Linden Rakestraw, age 13. The word hellaness is used to describe something.

Friend of Lindens: "I got two colors of clout goggles, which pair do you want?"

Linden: "Let's just share them because they're both hellaness."

by soundclout rapper January 17, 2018

Anal Hellfire

To roughly insert a glass bottle of Tabasco sauce into a victim's hiney, then shattering the bottle within by smacking the ass-cheeks together, thereby spreading shards of glass and hot juicy Tabasco all up ins.
Also: a recipe for disaster!

Guy 1: It's a beautiful day!
Guy 2: No it's not. I hate today. I hate the world. Most of all, I hate you.
Guy 1: Watch it, GUY 2... Or I'll unleash some Anal Hellfire on your sorry ass!

by T-cash November 3, 2007

Hella fine

Means that someone is super model hot. Better than just fine. The way a female looks with the she carries herself and presents. A female that is a dime in any outfit. The kind of girl that can just look at you and take your breath away.

Elisa Mendoza is hella fine.

by Sir William B. Penn February 19, 2022

Hellfired

Surviving a massive car crash without any injuries and basically walking away without any issues. The car on the other hand is unrecognizably decimated.

I just got hellfired at the intersection. My car is gone, dude. Phew, that was close.

by Mensurator February 18, 2009

hellified

can mean extreme, a large amount

"Man that ho must give some hellified head for that nigga to be stayin' with her ugly ass for that long

by AVAIAE FULLER February 20, 2004

hellfire

A word used by gricers (rail enthusiasts) to express thrill and delight at the performance of their favourite locomotives. Usually used to denote appreciation of the noise a loco was making.

That Deltic climbing the Lickey Incline was hellfire!

by Splee August 19, 2004