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Browsing page 1 of words meaning many, much, lots (34 words total)

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abso-fucking-lutely    Featured Word

adverb

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-age    Featured Word

suffix

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and a half    Featured Word

intensifier

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and a quarter    Featured Word

intensifier

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ass    Featured Word

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ass-load    Featured Word

noun

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bank    Featured Word

noun

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bare

  • used to indicate lots of, usually used with "amounts of" following. ("bare amounts of...") often indicates money and whatever currency is used the American dollar is used to describe it: ("Ive got bare dollar") this would indicate that the person had a lot of money. Origin: UK.
    Ive got bare amounts of money.

    by Patrick M., London, Greater London, UK, Nov 04 2001  (Edit definition)

  • many
    i went to dis party , der was bare bud going around

    by oliver p., Dec 28 2005  (Edit definition)

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beaucoup

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boat-load

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butt-load    Featured Word

noun

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grip    Featured Word

noun

verb

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gruntload

  • Gruntload: commonly used as the "politically correct" phase where "shitload" would normally be used. Origin: my guess is in the military. A lot of former service men have heard this word before, especially those involved in cargo and supply.
    We have a gruntload of stuff to do here!

    More words meaning: many, much, lots

    by Keith B., Sandy, UT, USA, Dec 12 2001  (Edit definition)

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hardcore    Featured Word

adjective

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heaps

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hecka

  • a lot of; many; much. very; really; extremely. Almost the same as "hella", but not as vulgar. If one also uses "hella", "hecka" could be not quite as cool as "hella."
    That's hecka cool!!

    by loser, West, TX, USA, Nov 05 1999  (Edit definition)

  • very. "That shirt is hecka cool!" Used as the PG-rated version of HELLA. West Coast origin.
    adj.

    by popqueen, Boston, MA, USA, Dec 14 2001  (Edit definition)

  • The meeker, sweeter cousin to "hella." The meaning is identical, but it is marginally less offensive.
    That car is hecka cool.

    by Will G., New York, NY, USA, Feb 11 2002  (Edit definition)

  • Used in Northern Californian high schools when kids don't want to say hella.
    Dude, that movie was hecka scary!

    by Amber S., San Francisco, CA, USA, Apr 03 2002  (Edit definition)

  • Variant of "hella." Considered more polite since it doesn't contain the word "hell."
    She was hecka late yesterday.

    by Sarah, Oakland, CA, USA, Nov 06 2002  (Edit definition)

  • Really; very. A milder version of "hella" appropriate for polite conversation.
    Their new album is hecka stupid.

    by Anonymous, Austin, TX, USA, Jan 10 2003  (Edit definition)

  • extremely, very, inordinately. Very closely related to "hella," possibly a variation on it.
    That car is hecka tight!

    by Liz O'hare, Berkeley, CA, USA, Feb 18 2003  (Edit definition)

  • a lot; many; much

    by hayley h., Feb 01 2004  (Edit definition)

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hella    Featured Word

adjective

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hellza

  • 1) It can be used as a variation of "hella" (i.e. very, really, extremely). 2) It basically means "a hell of a lot." 3) I have also heard the word by itself used as an exclamation, meaning "yeah!", "whoa!", and/or "cool!"
    The street system's hellza tricky out here.
    There's hellza cars parked outside.
    Hellza!

    More words meaning: many, much, lots

    by Infernus, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Nov 30 2001  (Edit definition)

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hist

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like a heart-attack    Featured Word

adverb

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