Hella

1) Very, totally
2) lots of

1) Shaniqua: OMG Felicia, that party was HELLA awesome!!

2) Lakeisha: There was HELLA weed at that party!!

by Princess_Felicia December 13, 2016

Hella

Hella
/ˈhelə/

Adjective or Adverb: 1) in or to an extreme degree; a synonym of the words "extremely", "quite", "totally" & "very"

Origin: NorCal people claim the word, but in Las Vegas people have been using the word since the '70s and it's a part of the vernacular of EVERY kid that grew up in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and all of Southern Nevada. The origin is still not clear, but both communities have used the word a hella long time.

"Vegas is hella hot today!"
"That whale was at the casino today. He spent hella money and got hella comps!"

by UNLVrebelx July 21, 2017

Hella

Short form of "hell of a lot of".

"That was hella fun!"

by Dethread December 2, 2003

Hella

Origin: Unknown

Meaning alot of or very

Yo it was hella bitties in that club last night.

That joke was from last week, yu hella late yo.

by piiglett. April 16, 2009

Hella

A completely pointless word that most sentences could live without.

Used to exaggerate a word.

"The word 'hella' is hella stupid!"

"You're hella right."

by TheBritishOne September 8, 2009

Hella

A whole new word that supersedes the affection and admiration of love. Can be used together for emphasis.

Hella of course originating from Northern California.

Randy: I love you dude.

Me: Dude, I hella love you!

by Naz May 4, 2008

Hella

An expression used to add enthusiasm to a noun or adverb.

"That party last night was hella Rocking"

by *CoCo* December 28, 2005