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Bat Out Of Hell

Bat out of Hell was a common rural expression in the southeast US a half century ago. Meatloaf originated the expression in 1976 or thereabouts with the mid-70s Zeitgeist eponymous album "Bat Out of Hell." The expression 'like a bat out of hell' has been in common UK-English usage for decades meaning to fly, usually figuratively. Bats have been associated with witches and the occult, and therefore thought to originate in the bowels of hell, as they fly quickly as if in panic, to make the comparison with a bat flying out of hell for anything going recklessly fast would seem quite natural and likely to be a country idiom prior to being recorded in print.
Look at this maniac driving behind me!! He's coming at us like a bat out of Hell.
by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ October 25, 2009
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Jukes Towers of Hell

The literal definition of having to much skill if your good at it, but no life at the same time.
¨Dude wanna play Jukes Towers of Hell?¨

¨Yea bro lets finally beat ToAST.¨
by bw46 November 10, 2021
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Baron of Hell

A lowly boss in the original Doom games by id games, the first Baron of Hell was not seen until the last level of the first episode of the first game. On this level, a shocking two Barons appeared, as well as an army of spectres (invisible demons that could bring down health levels fast). The Barons of Hell were enormous, could take more punishment than you could dish out, and fired extremely powerful green magical attacks with 100% accuracy. Fortunately, these energy blasts were slow and easy to avoid, and it's the only kind of attack the Barons knew. Later in the game, they became common enemies, attacking along with entire armies of monsters all at once.
The Barons of Hell should have been included in Doom 3, but were replaced by HellKnights, which were also seen in Doom 2.
by Bo Duke... February 17, 2005
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like a bat out of hell

extremely fast(use caution with hell)
That crazy fool was like a bat out of hell. I am amazed his tires could stand that.
by Light Joker November 25, 2004
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forth circle of hell

One of the circles of hell from Dante's Divine Comedy. It is the circle where the greedy and the materialistic spend eternity. Working in any corporation is like being in the forth circle of hell.
I work for a fortune 500 company with a bunch of greedy assholes who drive BMW's and talk about reality TV. It is like being in the forth circle of hell.
by Lob zu Kate November 13, 2007
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Bad out of Hell.

The term "bat out of hell" has been incorrectly used for decades. It is actually "Bad out of Hell". As in "They were coming out of there like the bad out of Hell." As if someone opened the gates of Hell. My grandmother used to say this and she was born in 1902. And, think about it....... there are no animals in Hell. They cannot sin.
"They were coming out of there like the bad out of Hell."
by whyusepseudonyms? July 21, 2015
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Ninth Circle Of Hell

Awesome, Sweet guy: (To Girl) You know, we'd make a great couple... Will you go out with me?

Girl: No! You're like a Brother to me! My best friend! I don't wanna ruin our relationship!!

The Dude: ....

2nd dude: You've just been sent to the Ninth Circle Of Hell, man. I'm so sorry.

See Friendzone
by Jaytee2Tor January 22, 2012
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