hell to the yeah

Most definitely. Right on. Like hell yeah but with more authority. Usually said after a question or inquiry.

"Are you jazzed about the concert tonight? Hell to the yeah!"

by lito2k7 January 13, 2008

bloody hell

British term used to express anger, shock or suprise. Apparently translates into American as 'Dirty Hell'. Fucking yanks.

"His cock was THIS big!" - "Bloody hell!"

"It took me two and a half hours to get home today." - "Bloody hell, why?!" - "Americans run our public transport, that's why." - "Fucking yanks."

"Mommy, the dog crapped in your bed again." - "Oh, bloody hell."

Etc.

by Thoams December 19, 2003

helled

A word that the author(s) of urbandictionary.com's "Word of the Day" used in place of "held" when giving an example of how to use the word "anchor." (See the word of the day for October 16th, 2007.)

What an anchor! She helled up an entire line at the check out for no reason.

by MS Miller October 16, 2007

Hell-on

nails on a chalkboard; giant pink monster; someone who, apparently, EVERYTHING relates to/is all about her/him\; total pain in the arse

that bitch is SO Hell-on!

by thatgirl1979 August 14, 2007

go to hell

Term used to yell at someone when you are mad.

AJ: Dude you are the worst halo 2 player ever.
Zero: go to hell

by AJC4Canes05 August 17, 2006

to hell and gone

originally a rural colloquialism meaning a great distance.

Q: Where is Saudi Arabia?

A: To Hell and Gone over there in the middle east.

by VerbenaBeast June 22, 2004

raise hell

To object something strongly.
To stirr up trouble.
To intend to cause a strong impact to something.

Dude to bartender: "Your beer tastes like crap!"
Bartender: "Are you here to raise hell?"

by AxelF March 22, 2006