hecka

a description of an excess of emotion, objects, or action.

First used by Horatio Alger in 1902 in the streets of Lowell.

The Shawshank Redemption is a hecka good movie.

by Fine Mamas December 14, 1999

Hecka

short for a hell (or heck)of a lot of

It was hecka people at the concert.

by liciaboo2004 October 29, 2005

hecky fool

ur wack or something

"D-man, dude that stlye is hecky fool yo!"

by mikgina October 17, 2006

hecka-spensive

An adjective for a potential purchase that is overly expensive, at least in context of the user's means.

I wanted to buy that tennis racquet, but it was hecka-spensive.

by n_h_t October 17, 2010

hecklers veto

Where a person who objects to a speaker can riot and cause damage or threaten to commit violence so that the speaker’s event is called off or faces high security costs.

Violent leftists rioted at Berkeley trying to use the hecklers veto to disrupt a Ben Shapiro lecture.

by Facts and logic October 9, 2020

HECKA

A way to describe something when there is no other word cool enough and is often used by cool kids from the Bay Area and mainly East Bay;
Sometimes used in a sarcastic tone depending if it is lowercase or capitol

"Dude, that movie was HECKA!"

or

"Whats up?"
"Doing homework"
"Oh, that sounds hecka."

by Carley $cene October 25, 2009

Hecka

A way to combine heck of or hell of,
some people get carried away and use it to much..

One hecka time hecka i hecka had hecka to hecka go hecka on a hecka road-hecka-trip i hecka felt this hecka urge hecka to hecka urinate hecka but hecka i hecka realized hecka the hecka car hecka was hecka locked hecka and hecka i hecka peed hecka myself hecka.

by AnyaAndAlexis August 6, 2006