Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Also, one hell of a. 2. See devil of a. 3. This phrase is used as an intensive to emphasize certain qualities about the noun it modifies. By itself the idiom is ...
• also one hell of a somebody/something. a surprisingly good person or thing a heck of a somebody/something That was a hell of a show
• C2 ?extremely, or ?extremely ?big: It's a/one hell of a ?big ?decision to take. The ?house was in a/one hell of a ?mess. (Definition of hell of a from the ...
• great acting, amazing  ...
• Jan 3, 2012 ... a dickens of a time , one hell of a time. N.B. They all mean the same
• dealing with one very difficult task, one major problem. Slang: a hell of a ...

• Apr 17, 2004 ... My boss might say...in an angry sarcastic voice): "That's a hell of a paint job you did out there. It looks like shit. Go out there and fix it.".
• Jan 3, 2012 ... There is nothing in the sentence to say whether they had a hell of a good time, a hell of an exciting time, a hell of a bad time, a hell of a dreary ...
• For example, He is a hell of a driver can mean either that he is very skillful or that he is a terrible driver. Similarly, We had one hell of a time can mean either that ...
• Inf. a very bad person or thing. (Use caution with hell.) That's a hell of a way to treat someone. He's a hell of a driver! Watch out! 2. Inf. a very good person or thing ...