by Deepi Gill May 4, 2005
I heard it used on E! in 1998 on a show having to do with skiing in the Rockies. Perhaps it does have roots to the existing definition listed here at urbandictionary, but extreme skiers have been using the term for years in reference to hucking or skiing off a particularly dangerous cliff or ski area. It's not limited to skiing but does seem to be popular on the West Coast.
"My perception of 'extreme' equals someone hucking themselves off a cliff on a bike, skis, snowboard, whatever."
-Mike Curiak
-Mike Curiak
by Greg Hagerman February 11, 2005
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)
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"
2) "This may not be my best decision, but huck it, I'm going to try anyway"
by ScarletOrangeMan September 12, 2006
by elliot March 10, 2005
Hucking is a term commonly used in Urban Mountain Biking or Dirt Jumping in reference to jumping up or off obsticals. Be it man made, building materials, dropoffs etc. People would take bikes and huck them off drops and stair gaps.
by Psyber_0 August 4, 2006
by Anonymous August 12, 2003
Huck: (HUK) {Verb}.
1.Term usually used when skiing.
2.To Jump of something unaware of the consequences.
1.Term usually used when skiing.
2.To Jump of something unaware of the consequences.
by Ewie December 2, 2003