Heller

Probably the most insane person you’ll ever meet

“Hey did you know that hellers broke the world record for the longest playlist on Spotify”
“What the actual fuck”

by Pianorat April 19, 2021

Heller

A word that will replace "hella" in Northern California which will eventually change the course of the Norcal culture.

Dude that's heller cool.

I'm heller tired.

by Dylan Fawcedaddy August 3, 2010

Hellermanism

The social view based upon a life lived off of music, food, and women. Somebody who is a "Hellerman" might feel obliged to play guitar while eating a hot dog and performing anal sex with a woman.

"You can tell that he is a firm believer in Hellermanism because he is sexy, a musician, hungry, and is currently recieving a blow job".

by Sampson H. June 2, 2008

Heller

The last name of a true champion in life. Someone with this last name is probably extremely good at music. (Such as rapping) And probably gets a lot of women.

Damn, he has 2 girls in each arm! He must be a Heller.

by KHelluh August 8, 2011

Hilleryass

A funny white female/Male that acts white
Female/male with no ass and big boobs.

Every time that girl comes around she always acts like a hilleryass.

She just pulled a hilleryass moment

He asked “Aye what type of girl you into” he answered “a hilleryass girl”

by Hilleryass May 29, 2020

I helsike heller!

Another famous Swedish phrase. The english translation would be: Hell no! In Swedish you can also say: Aldrig i livet! (not in this lifetime)

The phrases indicates that it is somthing that you don't want to have or do. It is pronunced like: (Iii Helsikke hellor)

-You want to go on a date with me tomorrow?
- I helsike heller! or Aldrig i livet!

- Eat this piece of broccoli now.
- I helsike heller.

- You are coming with me to that party.
- I helsike heller.

by Flis May 3, 2006

Heller's Law

1.Heller's Law states that anything said or done by anyone at any time can reasonably be responded to with a jerkoff motion.

2. Responding with the phrase "Heller's Law" signifies disinterest or disgust in the preceding comment as a verbal placeholder for a jerkoff motion.

Did you hear they are opening a new brewery on Oak? *respond with jerkoff motion* OR "Heller's Law"

by FruityShtetls September 1, 2013