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hooch
1[ hooch ]
noun
- alcoholic liquor.
- liquor illicitly distilled and distributed.
hooch
2[ hooch ]
noun
- a thatched hut of southeast Asia.
- any living quarters, as a barracks.
- (especially during the Korean War)
- a prostitute's dwelling.
- any place, as a house, room, or shack, where a serviceman sets up housekeeping with a local woman.
Hooch
3[ hooch; Dutch hohkh ]
noun
- Pie·ter de [pee, -ter d, uh, pee, -t, uh, r, d, uh], 1629?–88?, Dutch painter.
Hooch
1/ huːtʃ; hoːx /
noun
- HoochPieter de1629?1684MDutchARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Pieter de (ˈpiːtər də). 1629–?1684, Dutch genre painter, noted esp for his light effects
hooch
2/ huːtʃ /
noun
- informal.alcoholic drink, esp illicitly distilled spirits
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of hooch1
Example Sentences
I learned how to sleep standing up, and how to spike chewing tobacco with jailhouse hooch fermented from cans of fruit cocktail.
Watching her drown her sorrows in hooch and then get beat up by Crazy Eyes in the showers was ghastly…but great television.
By hooch-time we had found a secure path to the sea-ice, one hundred and eighty feet below.
All hell was fixing to bust loose in there, and he, Peter de Hooch, was right next to it.
"Because a half is eight point two eight per cent heavier than a hole," said de Hooch.
Something in the man's voice made de Hooch turn his head away from the periscope's eyepieces.
One of the men shook de Hooch gently, awakening him in the middle of a snore.
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