hecol

Handsome,very beautiful and very powerful hehe.

Hecol is hecol.

by Amo pay August 17, 2021

heol

a popular korean slang that you can use in any situation. you can use it when you’re shocked, mad, sassy, surprised, happy or sad! it’s helpful in circumstances when you don’t know what to say

SITUATION ONE
Girl 1: you look like a blobfish
Girl 2: heol, and you think you’re better?
SITUATION TWO
Person 1: congrats! you just won tickets to a concert!
Person 2: HEOL, really?
SITUATION THREE
Guy 1: heol, she’s so pretty
Guy 2: she is isn’t she?

by maialovesjoji March 31, 2019

HK (Heckler & Koch, H&K)

Firearms manufacturer located in Oberndorf, Germany. The company leads the international firearms industry in modern and technologically advanced equipment.

In existence little more than 50 years, HK has become the world's preeminent manufacturer of tactical police and military firearms.

by Eric Fisher July 11, 2003

heckler

a person who says shit while someone is trying to do stand-up comedy to screw him up cuz he's an asshole or if the act completley sucks.

The heckler screwed the comedian over.

Bill cowan is a fat ass

by Anonymous May 15, 2003

Ian Hecox

One of the funniest, smartest, sexiest, most talented men alive. The co-creator of Smosh, along with Anthony Padilla, who is also funny, sexy, and talented. Ian has AMAZING blue eyes that will make any girl fall in love instantly. He also has his own YouTube channel, IanH, where he has three weekly series, Ian is Bored (every Monday), Lunchtime with Smosh (every Thursday), and Smosh Pit Weekly (every Saturday).

Girl #1: If you could date any guy, who would it be?
Me: Ian Hecox, duh. Have you seen his eyes?

by SmosherForever January 5, 2012

Hecklebreckel

A total clusterfuck that very often makes you late

Sorry I’m late, total hecklebreckel right before I left

by Yep2121 April 8, 2019

Heol (헐)

A korean slang term used to show surprise or disappointment. Mostly used by younger koreans to their late 20's.

A: I rescused a dog today!
B: Heol (헐)...

C: Where are you?
D: At home, why?
C: Heol (헐)... we were supposed to meet today.

Please note that if used in ENGLISH conversations, you may be seen as a koreaboo, i advice to use in conversations with korean speakers.

by Kuriyama August 3, 2017