Examples of 'got hella' in a sentence
Meaning of "got hella"
got hella: This slang phrase is typically used to express having a large quantity of something or a heightened degree of a certain quality. It can suggest abundance, intensity, or emphasis in a casual and colloquial manner.
How to use "got hella" in a sentence
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You all got hella problems.
Got hella ass in these pants.
I am hearing they got hella paper on your head.
I got hella sunburned that weekend.
The best part about college is that we got hella good at surfing.
Jamal got hella smelly feet.
I was nervous to meet you too. My butt got hella sweaty.
You got hella fat too.
She always had swagger, but she's got hella swagger now.
I got hella open cases.
Fiji Tinder got hella dicks.
Got hella teeth.
My butt got hella sweaty.
I got hella windburn, and my Dr. Seuss hat still smells like a bonfire.
And Delanda got hella hot about it.
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I got hella beats just in case you ever need any, you know?
That guy 's got hella weed.
We got hella wasted with dude backstage of Elephant Man.
Great white . Got hella teeth.
You all got hella problems . And we must be some kind of advice goddesses.
I could have sworn I overheard you telling Rosa, " Girlfriend, please . I got hella open cases.
You got hella reflexes.
Girlfriend, please . I got hella open cases.
I have got hella big news on Judy King.
Yo, I bet she got hella paid, man.
We got hella wasted with dude backstage of Elephant Man . - You remember that?
But Rose got hella kids to watch.
I got hella years ahead of me. Look, I'm out now.
Girl, you have got hella work done with this block party.
I got hella open cases . " That 's something you think I said?
Teddy want got hella bands Tyson in a bit more lively.
I have got hella big news on Judy King . Yo, Poussey will lose her shit.
Teddy want got hella bands Tyson in a bit more lively Sure thing, Ron.
You got hella big, boy.
You got hella fat, blood.
We got hella high, bro.
And my uncle got hella mad at me because… the other night I got a stiffy, right?
