hell-hated

hated by the devil. insured to go to heaven.

wow; look at that bible hugger shes sure hell-hated!

by cheechanator March 27, 2008

hellagit

hella legit, originally started by In The Eyes Of A Mistress
www.myspace.com/intheeyesofamistress

damn kid, those kicks are hellagit!

by alan getslow June 22, 2010

hell ass fuck

Despite its spelling, it is used more like "Hell as Fuck" in both meaning and pronunciation- etymology and anthropological studies suggests that the "ass" was probably just added to increase the vulgarity of the phrase. It is used as a descriptive phrase to describe any noun which is "Hella Good/Bad" as "Holy Fuck", it can be used to describe both good things and bad things depending on context and how it is said- this is indicative of its origins as spoken vernacular.

That show was Hell ass Fuck! Shi-it!

by The WangStein October 10, 2005

hella

1) A lot
2) Very
3) "Yes" "Yeah"
4) Hell yeah or Hell yes

Man, I'm hella drunk

- Wanna go drinkin?
- Hella!

by raw 907 July 17, 2006

hella

1. A North California word meaning "so" or "really". 2. A word that in it's most annoying form means "a lot of". 3. The most annoying word in the history of the civilized world. 4. A world that will, sadly and pathetically, start to involuntarily flow from your mouth if you go to school in North Cali for more than a month.

1. That party was hella awesome!
2. Dude, they had hella weed!

How it should used:
Person 1: That was hella sweet!
Person 2: You just said hella!
(Person 1 smacks head on some hard object near by)
Person 1: Just shoot me, please.

by Jenn Marie July 23, 2005

hella

very, exceedingly

One in a series of three adjectives: hecka, hella, and fukka. Thought to have originated on the streets of Oakland, CA.

I got the runs hella bad!

by Jasper Ray April 10, 2005

Hell on wheels

Figurative for a hard-driven person with a mean streak.

An infamous nun in the Seton Keough community in Baltimore County, Maryland was actually called "Hell on Wheels"-- because of her name (Sister Helen Mercedes, which was obviously to pun) and her reputation for cruelty toward students at Seton Keough High School (which was two separate schools while "Hell on Wheels" was there).

by Nickidewbear August 22, 2011