hellacious

And surely the hellacious fire that destroyed the palace altered the mural colors from which the illustrator worked.

She “barged in” when Rasmussen answered, and found herself in a struggle she compared to “a hellacious bar fight.”

There’s nothing to-the-manor-born about him; one of the book’s liveliest chapters chronicles his time working on a Canadian railroad line, sweating elbow-to-elbow with ex-convicts and other misfits with whom he developed camaraderie and a hellacious work ethic.

A younger married pair named Nick and Honey come over for the world’s longest and most hellacious nightcap.

Saban had turned another national stage into a disaster, a vast abyss of icy winds and hellacious fury.