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An acronym standing for Hill Country Fare. Often cheaper than popular name brands, though the integrity of the quality remains debatable. Almost exactly how Walmart has the Great Value brands. A brand selling private-label products under H-E-B, along with others such as Central Market Organics, H-E-Buddy, Creamy Creations, and others.
Ghetto/money saver 1: Nigga, where you get this HCF brand, shit's dope
Ghetto/money saver 2:Dawg, H-E-B is where it's at!
HCF by LegendZOfSin October 20, 2011
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Halt and Catch Fire. Obscure but legendary microprocessor operation, supposedly included for test purposes, that could actually ruin the CPU chip.
"So, how do I end this program?"
"HCF."
"How do I pause in the middle?"
"HCF."
"How do I terminate a loop?"
"HCF."
hcf by z October 27, 2004
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Hot Cheeto fingers.
I can't hold your dick now, babe, I got HCF.
HCF by audreeey December 20, 2014
Acronym; stands for "Hard Core Fuckin'". Very useful when describing what you did last night when in the presence of a group that includes your girlfriend, who subsequently was stuck at work on the night in question.
He said he was HCF'in last night, which is strange because he was at a family reunion.
HCF by Twisted Phister March 7, 2005
"Horse Cunt Face"
A girl who's features resemble that of a horse, long facial features, big nose, huge gummy teeth like a horse, who also acts like a cunt.
Taylor G. is such a HCF.
HCF by Snoborderbabe9 September 1, 2010
HCF the most toxic and best Minecraft PVP place stands for Hardcore Factions
a common term in PP or partner Item's best people on here are ARFv2 & Feetpicsforsale
I play HCF cause im a 19year old no life
HCF by Firedevil2_0 November 22, 2021

hcf and chill 

When you are playing hardcore factions whilst chilling with your mates in teamspeak!
bob: "what you doing later?"
john: "not a lot mate, might just hcf and chill"
bob: "yeah same man"
hcf and chill by hykurtis arsonpvp December 16, 2016
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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