Hellishom

Used to describe tall scary things

When the scary kid puts on stilts he looks hellishom

by Ryanld October 31, 2022

hellish beef

generally "extremely good"
common in UK during mid-70s when it was most often applied to rock music, in which context it would also imply "strong" or "powerful"
the opposite was helluva tame, generally but not necessarily used in a derogatory context.

Barker: "what kind of sounds do you dig, man?
Tender:
"Oh, Zeppelin, Sabbath, Heep .... any hellish beef stuff really"
Barker:
"Yeah me too, Zep are the men - I even like their helluva tame stuff on Zep 3"
Tender: "Wheyyy.... look at that guy with the hellish beef prime Plant locks over there!"
Barker: "Yeah, he looks beef but he's carrying a helluva tame Cat Stevens album under his arm"

by Llep Iorwyn July 24, 2006

Hellish

Used to described something awful, usually in Scotland and Fife.

'That result was hellish'

'It was a hellish game'

by GedDearChandelier May 3, 2019

Hellish

To say that one is hellish means that they are totally out of control. Wreaking havoc wherever they may be. Mischievious. A Practical Joker. The type of person that says things that should not ever be said.A person who acts like they have no common sense. A fool.

Billy is straight hellish.

by Muckgirl73 January 21, 2009

hellish

To say something is good.

"Did you see that match? The team played hellish" "Ohhh, that was Hellish!"

by Missy August 26, 2003

hellish

used to describe a harsh toke of a situation or thing

that test was hellish dude

by stiger April 19, 2003

hellish

used - mainly by welsh or those living in wales - to say really.

i'm hellish tired.
shut up. you're hellish annoying.

by sozzzzz January 11, 2008