I'm your huckleberry

19th century slang which was popularized more recently by the movie Tombstone. Means "I'm the man you're looking for". Nowdays it's usually used as a response to a threat or challenge, as in the movie.

"Who thinks they can beat me?"
"I'm your huckleberry."

by Xcott October 7, 2006

Hucker

MTB rider who free falls through the air to bypass technical features rather than wasting them riding over them.

Hagar the hucker just fucked that rock garden off, hucking the shit out of it big time.

by Wordmiester September 28, 2019

Hackles

The,hairs, spines or feathers of an animal, which are raised when the creature in question is distressed.

"Suddenly there was a crash downstairs,I thought it was a freaking burglar!it turned out it was the darn cat,I had my hackles up over nothing!"

by Scarlo October 22, 2008

huckleberry friend

A very special, good friend that's been in your life for years, typically since youth. From the Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini song, "Moon River", which was featured in the classic movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's".

There are your good friends: people who love you. And then there are your huckleberry friends: people who've known you for years and have stuck by you and love you no matter what.

by mizmaf January 7, 2009

hockle

Onomatopoeic North East English for spit

He's the sort of bloke who would hockle on yer heed and tell you it was raining.

by Radge Gadgee May 10, 2006

hucked

To be so physicaly drunk you cant function or remember anything.

Shawn drank like 20 beer last night and can't remember how he got home cause he was so,"hucked."

by Duff May 13, 2005

hucked

Getting so physically drunk its beyond drunk. Not being able to see or know what is going on,Not being able to walk or function at all because of booze.

Brennan, Duff, and Clancy were so,"hucked" last night they couldnt even see!

by Scott Duff May 13, 2005