adverb

• absolutely. The insertion of "fucking" places emphasis on the use of "absolutely."

  I have abso-fucking-lutely too much homework.

  by Nate, Apr 22 1998.

suffix

• used after a word as an intensifier or just for flair.

  We need some serious drinkage.

  There has to be a stoppage.

  Gimme some doobage.

  I can't turn in this paper! It's got some serious creasage going on.

  by Emily, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

intensifier

• used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount. Can also be used by itself or in response to someone. Also and a quarter.

  Man, I've got a cold and a half.

  Speaker: You got some beer?
  
  Response: And a half!

  You are a jerk and a quarter!

  by Emily M., UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

intensifier

• used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount. Can also be used by itself or in response to someone. Also and a half.

  You are a jerk and a quarter!

  by Mik B., Town, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965, USA, Oct 28 2001.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  She's old as cheese!

  by Jonique, New Orleans, LA, USA, Jun 28 1997.

adverb

• used after an adjective to indicate extremes or excessiveness; VERY; REALLY; EXTREMELY.

  Look at that big-ass zit on his nose!

  That's an expensive-ass car!

  Look at that hot-ass chick over there!

  by Sarah, KS, USA, Nov 06 1998.

noun

• anything displeasing.

  I feel like ass today.

  That car looks like ass.

  This room smells like ass.

  This pizza tastes like ass.

  by Caitlin, San Francisco, CA, USA, Mar 25 1998.

• one's body.

  Your ass better be at the meeting tomorrow!

  by Holly, Birmingham, AL, USA, Oct 22 1999.

• one who exhibits complete ignorance and disregard for social norms, customs, and practices.

  You ass! They don't speak German in Mexico.

  by Simon, Canaan, NY, USA, Oct 19 2001.

• sexual contact. Typically implies intercourse, but can also apply to oral sex, "fooling around," etc.

  I gotta get some ass.

  She gave up the ass on the first day.

  You know he's just in it for the ass.

  by Dennis, San Francisco, CA, USA, Oct 21 2001.

• an obscene quantity. Shortened form of ass-load.

  My English 102 professor is making us read an ass of novels this semester!

  by James W., Columbia, SC, USA, Dec 14 2001.

• one who behaves in an offensive, pompous manner; JERK. Also ass face; ass munch; ass wipe; and many other varieties.

  Don't be such an ass.

  Yeah, I feel really bad about that. I was an ass to her.

  by Susan, San Jose, CA, USA, Jun 03 2002.

• FOOL; IDIOT.

  What an ass.

  by Anonymous, Apr 21 2004.

• buttocks.

  Nice ass.

  by Anonymous, Jul 24 2007.

adjective

• out of luck; having failed or lost.

  Speaker A: Did you get the job?
  
  Speaker B: No, I'm balls.

  We're balls. Balls!!

  by james s., NJ, USA, Jun 08 1999.

adverb

• very; extremely. Also balls-ass.

  It is balls cold out here.

  I'm balls tired.

  by James O, Bluefield, WV, USA, Apr 29 1999.

interjection

• exclamation of disappointment.

  Oh balls!

  by John V., Feb 04 1999.

noun

• testicles.

  The baseball hit him right in the balls.

  by Mia X, Nov 05 1999.

• bravado, courage; GUTS. In this sense, "balls" still means "testicles," but "having balls" implies bravado. Having large "balls" or many "balls" implies even more bravado. (The "having testicles" = "bravado" relationship exists in other languages, e.g. "tener cojones" in Spanish.)

  You've got balls to do something like that!

  That dude must have enormous balls!

  You've got a lot of balls showing your face in here.

  by Avalon D., Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 18 2002.

notes

• See ball; baller

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 12 2009.

adjective

• in a grand way.

  After she wrecked her parents car, she was in trouble big-time.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Dec 29 1996.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  That is freak expensive.

  by Jon Lansel, Orlando, FL, USA, Dec 10 2002.

noun

• a person who is strange or different. A term of derision, typically used to dismiss someone outside of one's social clique. Also used as a playful tease.

  He is such a freak!

  by Kesha Edwards, Charlotte, NC, USA, Jun 04 1997.

• a person who is sexually adventurous. Can be either complementary or derogatory, depending on context.

  She's a freak, man. She had sex with the whole football team.

  by Shannon, Virginia, USA, Feb 02 1999.

• a person with odd sexual proclivities.

  That boy is a freak.

  by Diane J., Jan 13 2005.

verb

• to dance in a provocative or sexual manner. Usually involves gyrating bodies against each other. Also get (one's) freak on.

  I was freaking this guy at the dance last night.

  by christina m., Lompoc, CA, USA, Feb 15 1999.

• to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure. See also freak out.

  She freaked when she found out.

  by Anonymous, Jul 05 2007.

notes

• Also used as a replacement word for fuck.

  by Scott H., Garden Grove, CA, USA, Sep 03 2006.

• used as an expletive infix.

  The show was fan-fucking-tastic!

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 21 2009.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  That was a fucking long movie.

  This test was so freakin' horrible!

  by Anonymous, Jul 06 2007.

intensifier

• intensifier.

  Fucking get over here now!

  Give me that fucking spoon!

  by Anonymous, Jul 06 2007.

interjection

• a speech filler, like "um," "uh," etc.

  You should give me that... fuckin'... what's it called?

  by Anonymous, Jul 06 2007.

notes

• Also freaking; fricking.

  by Erica, Atlanta, GA, USA, Jan 29 1998.

intensifier

• an intensifier. Can be used alone or in a sentence. The "-A" is a long A.

  You're fucking-A right you're going to pay for damages!

  by Gene S., Hammond, IN, USA, Dec 13 2002.

interjection

• exclamation of surprise or alarm.

  Fucking-A!

  by Gene S., Hammond, IN, USA, Dec 13 2002.

adjective

• a lot of; many; much.

  She uses hella drugs.

  by Inkberry Radish, CA, USA, Oct 06 1997.

adverb

• very; really; extremely. Origin: northern California, USA.

  That car was hella cool!

  We had a hella good time last night.

  by Dana Emberley, Aberdeen, WA, USA, Oct 29 1997.

adverb

• a lot.

  I need to piss like a heart-attack!

  I need that money like a heart-attack.

  I love that woman like a heart-attack.

  by D. Sanford, New York, NY, USA, Oct 13 1997.

adjective

• good.

  He's got mad skills.

  by Ben Brinckerhoff, IL, USA, Nov 24 1997.

• many.

  There were mad chicks at the party!

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Nov 08 1998.

• crazy; insane. Not slang.

  He's gone mad!

  Are you mad?

  by Mitch F., Cary, NC, USA, Dec 11 2001.

• much; A LOT.

  We've got mad homework.

  by M. K., New York, NY, USA, Mar 04 2003.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  That party was mad fun!

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Nov 08 1998.

adjective

• many.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 03 2009.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  That guy is mass smart.

  That is mass expensive!

  by Bernice Lee, Seattle, WA, USA, Jul 02 1997.

adverb

• many or much.

  I used mondo hairspray this morning.

  by Evan, Rochester, NY, USA, Oct 31 1999.

• very; really; extremely.

  That house is mondo expensive.

  That test was mondo hard.

  by Evan, Rochester, NY, USA, Oct 31 1999.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  He was royally pissed when you wrecked his car.

  by Emily M., UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Feb 04 1998.

adjective

• ideal, prefix meaning "super-"

  He's an ubercarpenter.

  by James L., Oct 02 2002.

adverb

• very; really; extremely. Origin: the German language.

  That band is uber hip

  by Roderick D. Christopher, Louisville, KY, USA, Nov 16 1997.

adjective

• very good, excellent; COOL.

  That concert was wicked!

  by V. C., Westford, MA, USA, Dec 06 1997.

adverb

• very; really; extremely.

  That concert was wicked cool!

  by Tom Lee, Salem, MA, USA, Oct 16 1997.