helluva

(adverb) Very, extremely. Usually the best. As used by Mr. T

My van is helluva fast, foo!

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 5, 2004

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hellota

(adverb) a portmanteau of the words hella and lotta. Therefore it translates literally to "a hell of a lot of". Used before a noun to modify the amount of said noun, or verb, or pronoun.

That's a hellota bread.

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You did a hellota running out there today.

by Michael Flahiff October 16, 2008

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hellavate

Meaning quite irie or mad stoned, for when the term elevated is an understatement

You lookin' high as hell Steve!
Yeah dog, we just hellavated on the way to the party..

Maannnn that dank blunt got me hellavated!

I'm about to go home and hellavate

by hellavated June 22, 2009

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sooo unfortunate / hellov unfortunate

Both "sooo unfortunate" and "hellov unfortunate" convey a non-desirable incidence or state of existence, with emphasis on fate's lack of contribution of overall fortune to the situation. The distinction between the two words separated by slashmaster " / " lies particularly in the fact that "sooo unfortunate" has the definite implication that the lack of fortune has exceeded the norm, while "hellov unfortunate" simply claims that the lack of fortune is great in magnitude, though not surpassing any desired standard. Furthermore "soo unfortunate" is used preferrably as an adjective, while "hellov unfortunate" can also be adverbial.

Demonstration of "sooo unfortunate / hellov unfortunate":
That one bitch, whose name a nigga ain't gonna say, was getting hellov unfortunate on Arjun's couch; it was sooo unfortunate.

by nesiasmoka October 5, 2005

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