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1.More immaculate than the word hectic. To be used as a greater finer form of the entity and meaning of hectic.

2.Hectose is usually accompanied by the adjective "mad" in a sentence, to give a greater meaning.

3.Hectose may be pro-nounced "Hec - dozze" to create a stressing on the letter "s". By doing this, one can add heightened sense of meaning to the original word "hectose".
myles lad those cones were hectose.
ethells bed is looking mad hectose, because we're fucken baked.
hectose by kron-ic September 19, 2007
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hectosis 

hectosis is the state of mind you are in when you have had a smoke and EVERY THING you try to do is too hectic.
hectosis is Driving to the shop to get munchies... well hectic
hectosis by Ian walker February 4, 2008
Meaning the situation is out of control and is intense
hectos by Azdog April 17, 2008
It was a Hectoss occasion
Hectoss by Carri ft Sherman March 26, 2007

Hectosexual 

A supposedly straight male who receives oral favors from a gay male.
Hectomancer groaned hectosexually as he was orally stimulated by another man.
Hectosexual by Wezas November 11, 2005

heptosexual

a plant screwing(doing, f'ing, etc...) weirdo <[=
a heptosexual guy or girl ex: guy screwin a venus fly trap or a girl havin fun with a sea cucumber
heptosexual by johnnie boi July 25, 2006

hectsexual

A person enjoying relations with boys, girls, plants, animals, inatimate objects, and aliens.
Chris was hectsexual.
hectsexual by jewblack July 7, 2008
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