Hyuckling 

To "Hyuck", a stupid slack-jawed yokel kind of laugh, or goofy, that dog from disney.

"Got me Hyuckling"

Hyuckling by Majobel November 5, 2023

Hucking

To recklessly throw ones self into the air using any given object as a launching pad.

A Huck is usually considered to be out of control and beyond ones ability.

Generally used to describe large airs in Skiing and Mountain Biking.

"Woah, did you see Ollie Hucking that 60 footer today??"

"Yeah, he stomped it!!"

Hucking by Liveezy September 12, 2009

hucking dingas

A slang term used by many high school students for chewing tobacco in the area north of Boston. Very common in Salem, Beverly and Peabody.

We always be chillin' behind 7-11 and hucking dingas with the crew.

hucking dingas by KushMinded October 14, 2010

hucking fell 

When you wanna say fucking hell but your teacher or superior is in earshot.

*stubs toe* "Hucking Fell"

hucking fell by grhyfhtdmhfhgsjnhdjtengfjyfjyt December 15, 2017

River Heckling 

To taunt or otherwise heckle canoeists, rafters, kayakers, etc as they make their way down a river. Especially fun near river hazards that can cause navigation difficulties. Taunts may be concealed by referring to them as professional canoeists/rafters/kayakers before starting any detailed heckling. For some reason the sarcasm is rarely noticed. To maintain good river relationships each heckle session should be terminated with a "Job well done."

1)Prototype River Heckling dialog usually goes like this: Here come some professional kayakers. Look how they handle that craft. Job well done.

2)River Heckling occured from the banks as the "professional" rafters paddled by.

River Heckling by Slipkid July 18, 2006

Haucking 

The art of cheating in disc golf.

Hey man...I just saw you move your disc 20 feet....quit Haucking!

Haucking by Ringmaster March 20, 2017

Hucking

I heard it used on E! in 1998 on a show having to do with skiing in the Rockies. Perhaps it does have roots to the existing definition listed here at urbandictionary, but extreme skiers have been using the term for years in reference to hucking or skiing off a particularly dangerous cliff or ski area. It's not limited to skiing but does seem to be popular on the West Coast.

"My perception of 'extreme' equals someone hucking themselves off a cliff on a bike, skis, snowboard, whatever."
-Mike Curiak

Hucking by Greg Hagerman February 11, 2005