Basically huck can mean anything, especially a cuss word, like this is a bunch of huck, but you are not swearing, therefore you can say it in front of friends, co-workers, and supervisors without getting in trouble. Great word that means about whatever you want it to mean, huck is a beatiful thing.
Dude, working at this company is a bunch of huck, the pay sucks ass, and they work us like a bunch of fools, and I would rather be taking a huck, or getting a piece of huck!!!!!!!!!!
by Sgt. Signal D May 1, 2009
A proper noun. The Canadian version of the german last name Huche. Possibly the most rad last name a person can possess.
by Michael Huck December 20, 2007
by Aphrodite3010 April 18, 2009
-To lend or loan, as in money.
Again, the origins of this term come from the Newfoundland "skeet" vernacular.
Again, the origins of this term come from the Newfoundland "skeet" vernacular.
by Forsyth April 28, 2004
the action of assigning, or passing on responsibility for a project or task to another unsuspecting person.
Although the origins of the term 'huck' are from the whitewashing the fence scene in Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, the term 'huck' was notably coined after another one of Mark Twain's famous characters, Huck Finn, just because it sounds better.
Although the origins of the term 'huck' are from the whitewashing the fence scene in Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, the term 'huck' was notably coined after another one of Mark Twain's famous characters, Huck Finn, just because it sounds better.
1)
Ron to Keith - We are going to need a model to go with this display, but both of us are way to busy to do it.
Keith to Ron - Why don't we just huck that onto Yolanda.
2) Ron just hucked this project on to me.
Ron to Keith - We are going to need a model to go with this display, but both of us are way to busy to do it.
Keith to Ron - Why don't we just huck that onto Yolanda.
2) Ron just hucked this project on to me.
by KRamsay November 9, 2005
To vomit.
by Meinenhauser Gertenfinkel March 28, 2004