y hello thar

Another term only existing because of the world-wide intertwining of networks and peons~Maybe it will catch on.

Yyyyyyyy HeLlo thar ButtsEcks!

by Larstait December 25, 2003

Hell of

1. Originated in Oakland in the mid-70s.
2. Original pronunciation of "hella".
3. Was funny because it confused people.
4. First used in a movie: E.T. (1982). Boy looks in fridge and mumbles to himself, "nothin' but hella shit in here."
5. Kids began to say "heck of" to keep from getting in trouble w/ parents.
6. Phrase was never "hell of a."

"It's hell of bad"
"That's hell of jive"

by DontCallItYayArea August 7, 2006

hello

A greeting used when first seeing somebody.

Holly:"Hello, Jack."

by New York Initials May 16, 2016

hello list

The list of people you have to or want to say "hello" to on a daily basis. Especially relevant for students in university buildings, or coworkers in a workplace. Some people might decide to put you on their hello lists, even if they aren't on yours! Typically, reciprocity is expected.

Dropping someone from your hello list to just a nod when you pass him or her might be considered a snub by the other person.

by Moggraider February 11, 2009

hello, world

The first program learned in any given programming language: very easy.
Basic:
10 print"Hello, World"
Java:
System.out.println("Hello, World");
C,C++:
std::cout<<"Hello, World";

He doesn't know shit about hacking, hell, he couldn't even "hello, World"!

by Greg Weaver January 22, 2004

Hello Editors

I know this will never get published, but I just wanted to say hi.

So yeah, "Hello Editors."

by idunnoatall May 4, 2009

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