Hellorussia
adjective meaning sub-standard/poor/rubbish. most commonly used when describing something which has been ill conceived or is of bad taste.
despite “russia” being in the word, this has no relevance and does not imply a link with the country. the word actually derives from the anglo-saxon derogitory term “hegbow-ruse”. h-llorussia replaced this discontinued term when modern english revolutionised our language.
that said, “h-llorussia” is a rarely heard and colloquial adjective which does not appear in the dictionary.
when used after the subject:
“his band is very h-llorussia.”
when used before the subject:
“what a h-llorussia b-ssist.”
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