hucking
n.— «Hucking: Associated with throwing your body into the air—big air, perhaps beyond one’s skill level. Huckers may or may not lack skill, but they don’t lack fear. A huckfest is where there is a quorum of huckers hucking.» —“The terms of terrainment” Sacramento Bee (California) Dec. 30, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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