A term origionally adopted in the whitewater kayaking scene meaning to paddle off, jump or throw (huck) yourself off a gnarly waterfall. Danger is eminent. Similar phrases are used now in skiing, snowboarding and most other extreme sports. See huck your meat
by Twanner January 27, 2009
by Ben Sholl March 29, 2009
description of someone who does something extremely complicated, yet still pulls it off with the greatest of ease and as slick as possible. A person who can do technical gnarly things.
by bauerpower November 15, 2005
by Jennayyyyy November 7, 2005
You say this when something is too sick to just be "sick." Reserved for only the SICKEST things in life.
by COOLERTHANCOOLERTHANYOU December 9, 2011
Riding a downhill mountain bike with full suspension down a hill very rapidly, into large sums of roost and loamy soil formations. May also include riding over large rocks and slimy roots at mach10.
by rocksandroots June 28, 2011