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Variant spelling of the German name “Helmut”, from a compound of either “Helm” (helmet) or “Hell” (bright) and “Mut” (courage), dating to around the 19th century. Hellmuths are daft, pedantic, occasionally humours members of the genus homo sapiens, characterised by their constant suffering on account of having to continuously correct people on the spelling of their name.
Person 1: Name please?

Hellmuth: Hellmuth. No, with a double l and an h at the end.

Person 1: Alright, have a nice day Heinrich.

Hellmuth: (continues to suffer)
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The king of the luckboxes! A person that needs a boat on the river or some exceptional card luck to win.
Oh boy, you sure got hellmuthed by him today!
hellmuth by Joey Fisher July 26, 2006

Hellmuthery 

Of or pertaining to, Phil Hellmuth Jr.'s conduct either at, or away from the table either before, after, or during a poker tournament.
Ted's Hellmuthery was superseded by my own, when I tossed my cards into the muck.
Hellmuthery by Mike Shields December 9, 2007
a German surname which derives from the words( helmet protection) and ( mout spirit mind)

helmuths are strong-minded individuals who are hard to break

if the editors are just going to reject this then you guys are absolute morons you guys don't even bother trying to read the submissions even though they are correct yet they just like being dicks
person 1 helmuths are strong-minded and keep to themselves

person 2 no wonder they are so quiet
Helmuth by manic panic 2 June 10, 2018

Circle the Hellmouth 

When you eat spicy food and then eat out a persons asshole.
Can also be used if the persons asshole you are eating has eaten spicy food thus turning their asshole into the Hellmouth.
Guy1: You want some of these buffalo wings?
Guy2: Are they spicy?
Guy1: Spicy enough to circle the Hellmouth with my girl.
Circle the Hellmouth by Getaho February 1, 2015
a German surname that is variant from the name hellmut also other variants such as helmuth, and hellmuth which deprives from the Germanic elements helm meaning helmut- protection and mout spirit - mind helmuths are strong individuals
helmuths dont let people get to them their strong minded people
helmuth by manic panic 2 May 30, 2018

HellMothaFuckinYa 

when something is more than just "sure", "i guess", or "ok"-

or a word that helps describe good times when no other word comes to mind-
"Hey bro, the twins wanna know if we wanna come over and get crazy in the hot tub tonight?!"
"HellMothaFuckinYa!"
HellMothaFuckinYa by shonuffsean April 28, 2004
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