sure as hell

*sure as hell

Inf. very sure. (Use discretion with hell. *Also: as ~.) As sure as hell, III be there on time. As sure as hell he did it!

sure as hell

verb

See as sure as hell

See also: hell, sure

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These dudes sure as hell have gone a long way from the little street oriented spot of the first days to the concrete monstrosity of today.

The Washington Street skatepark art shmooze

She sure as hell didn't make that kind of money playing tennis.

Carole Malone Column: How the deuce is Sue so rich?

Hate is hate, and we sure as hell aren't going to drink to it with a Coors

Still fermenting. (reader forum)

I sure as hell didn't mean for people to crush human values and morality.

LIVING UP TO THE LEGEND : LOMBARDI'S CHARACTER PROVIDED CHEMISTRY FOR PACKERS' MYSTIQUE

I that doesn't outdistance Dylan it sure as hell keeps up with him.

World Gone Wrong

I do not want to stay in this place, and I sure as hell don't want to come back home.

You're different

Hey Jake, though you probably do not remember me, I sure as hell remember you.

Chocolate factory

If nurses can catch HIV from the infected blood of patients, it can sure as hell happen the other way round.

Carole Malone column: Bloody scandal of the HIV nurses

Although I haven't ever had plastic surgery, I sure as hell would when and if I ever felt that doing so would make me more comfortable with myself.

THE ADVOCATE POLL

If you really want to know who's responsible for the budget deficit, go to a mirror, look yourself straight in the eye, and say: "I'M sure as hell not responsible