huck

1) A term generally used in extreme sports referring to a large jump, often without knowledge or regard for the risk or consequences.
2) The term can also be applied to risk assesment in everyday life, taking actions regardless of the risk or consequences. (A strengthening of resolve, as opposed to 'fuck it' which is a form of giving up)

1) "He hucked the jump over on the north corner, not even knowing about the gravel pit below"
2) "This may not be my best decision, but huck it, I'm going to try anyway"

by ScarletOrangeMan September 12, 2006

huck

huck: to throw, chuck, lob, whatever

dude... he's coming back, huck it!

by elliot March 9, 2005

huck

Huck: (HUK) {Verb}.
1.Term usually used when skiing.
2.To Jump of something unaware of the consequences.

"Hey bro, I'll pay you 20$ if you can Huck that forty foot cliff!"

by Ewie December 1, 2003

huck

verb. anything you can do, you can huck. usually used when throwing or moving something.

Antonio: Hey man, wanna huck me some popcorn?

by Merp Derp Flerp June 4, 2013

huck

another word for jumping in freeride mountain bikiing

he hucked a 20 ft drop to flat on his bombproof hardtail.

v.to jump,to fly off

by matt December 13, 2003

huck

1. adj. When everything that has a possibility of going wrong, goes wrong.
Antonym of clutch

2. adj. something that is awful or unpleasant

1. Person 1: "This song slaps but it has Cardi B in it."

Person 2: "Wow, that's huck!"

"Ew my sushi is rotten, this s*** is huck!"

by Chiller22 November 19, 2019

huck

a long pass to the endzone in a game of frisbee.

Damn Dan just caught and tight huck.

by bellatrix August 14, 2004