by MentallAsylum April 10, 2013
Get the hellamug. Hella came from the Black Panthers in Oakland, Ca. in the early 1970's. It was used in place of "hell of" meaning to "have an excess of". Most commonly used to describe the level of badness something may have. Today it can be used by everyone who wants to describe how good or bad anything is.
"That A's game was hella bad last night!" or "Those diamond studded boots are hell bad." or "My arm hella itches". or "I'm hella stoked!"
by Hella from Oaktown April 29, 2015
Get the Hellamug. The word wicked is a term originating in Oakland California that is fairly endemic to the sanfrancisco bay area and to a lesser extent the rest of the state. The word has three separate definitions,
1: very
2: a lot of
3: general term of agreement
1: very
2: a lot of
3: general term of agreement
1: this sandwich is hella good
2: hella stoners hang out around there
3:
Person 1: Hey dude you wanna go get some drinks?
Person 2: Hella!
2: hella stoners hang out around there
3:
Person 1: Hey dude you wanna go get some drinks?
Person 2: Hella!
by Dat panda likes jelly September 15, 2015
Get the Hellamug. by Goliath May 8, 2005
Get the hellasmug. an adjective for something positive
Woooaaahh that chick was helllaaa hot! i would bang her!
omg thats hella tight whered ya get that?
nahh man me and him go waaay back he's hella chill!
omg thats hella tight whered ya get that?
nahh man me and him go waaay back he's hella chill!
by hellahella! October 5, 2008
Get the Hellamug. Originating in Northern California, this word is used mostly by the skater, wigger and stoner subcultures.
1. Can be a substitute for "Much", and can be used to describe great in quanity. (example 1)
2. A substitute for "Very" and is used to indicate a large degree of a quality. Used most often to describe good qualities. (example 2)
3. similar in usage to "Indisputably" or "Definitely", used to describe the certainty or accuracy of something. (example 3).
1. Can be a substitute for "Much", and can be used to describe great in quanity. (example 1)
2. A substitute for "Very" and is used to indicate a large degree of a quality. Used most often to describe good qualities. (example 2)
3. similar in usage to "Indisputably" or "Definitely", used to describe the certainty or accuracy of something. (example 3).
1. "I got hella fries, you want some?"
2. "I was hella wasted last night."
3. "I hella went to the show man."
2. "I was hella wasted last night."
3. "I hella went to the show man."
by Gryftir March 21, 2004
Get the hellamug. by Newbia May 29, 2004
Get the hellamug.