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dem kicks are heccers blud!!
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a slang aussie word for hectic
Man the surf was heckers todays
heckers by Big Jonny boy January 10, 2008
Heckers is used as an exclaimation. It can replace heck, frick, and dang. It is also used to describe an unfavorable person.
1. Mark shoots a hoop and it misses
Mark: Heckers!
2. Tommy eats Mark’s lunch
Mark: You Hecker!
Heckers can be split into two distinct parts, "Hec" - an arabic word that used to refer to the traditional food taken at night during Rhamamdan, but now refers to the wild-partying/heavy drinking/bomb-exploding shennanigans that take place during this time period now. The second part of the word, "kers" is derived from the Scottisc language (traditional language of Scotland) and is aimed at those with the last name "Kerr." The Kerr's were particularly well known for their very short kilts and the facial hair that their women produce. (A Felicity Kerr once won the Global Crazy Hair competiton with her handlebar mustache)

This hybrid word was then born in the multi-cultural slums of Springvale, Melbourne, way back in the 1990s. The suffix "ker" had already gained prominence and, with the simple addition of "hec" the local arabic community realised they had discovered gold! They did not turn it into the bank and instead tried to sell it to the Jews, who normally would see the huge investments in such a word, but they declined due to the arabic connotations. However the arabs could not keep their mouths shut and, in one particular bashing of a group of white-students, the notorious Muhammad Muhammad shouted after laying the final kick, "that was a heckers fight." Little-beknown to him the student still had consciousness and upon returning to society he spread the word about the word.
Today, no one remembers the true origins of the word and all Australians share in the joy that it provides, however there are still a distinct few who remember the blood and turmoil it created, way back when.

"My toenails are heckers long"
"That's a heckers mo"
"That was a heckers party"
Heckers by abdulshadak October 30, 2011

Oh heckers! 

A word coined by Husnaa, later made popular by an amazing, charming unnamed individual who spread the word to many authors. It quite literally means hectic but the houghton version
Person 1: “My parents just met up in an accident and died instantly”

Person 2: “Oh heckers! I’m sorry let me take you out to nando’s to feel better”
Oh heckers! by Ac_2404 January 19, 2023

Totes Heckers 

Totes Heckers = Totally Hectic

Which is obviously a good thing.

Generally used to describe something which is pretty good, or used as sarcasm in some cases when your mates are talking something up, when in reality it isn't that great.
Chad: Oh bro, sick ride you have there.
Benjie: Thanks cuz, yeah it's totes heckers aye.

OR

Jim: Man this song is awesome, i LOVE IT!
Prince: Yeah, it's totes heckers... nub
Totes Heckers by Nice Juan May 20, 2010

Does it heckers like 

Used to express disbelief, or a difference of opinion, this phrase can be used to respond to any statement made by someone that you think is not truthful or that you simply cannot believe. alternative to It does not yeah right as if
'that really hurts' 'does it heckers like, stop being a baby'. 'Have you seen the news, it means we're all going to be out of a job' 'Does it heckers like, that's an exaggeration'.
Does it heckers like by Donnie1989 December 5, 2011
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