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hooch
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/huːtʃ/
US
/hutʃ/
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hooch
noun
hooches
pl
самогон
He was caught making hooch in his basement.
Его поймали за изготовлением самогона в подвале.
выпивка
They brought some hooch to the party.
Они принесли выпивку на вечеринку.
Additional translations
самодельный алкоголь
пойло
Synonyms
alcohol
spirits
brew
moonshine
liquor
hooch
adjective
UK
/huːtʃ/
US
/hutʃ/
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "hooch still") to denote connection with illicit alcohol.
Synonyms
boozy
alcoholic
intoxicating
bootleg
illicit
home-brewed
rotgut
cheap
low-grade
hooches
noun
hooch
hooches
pl
UK
/huːtʃɪz/
US
/hutʃɪz/
хижины
The soldiers built hooches to live in during the war.
Солдаты строили хижины, чтобы жить в них во время войны.
самогон
He brewed his own hooch in the basement.
Он варил свой собственный самогон в подвале.
Additional translations
бараки
шалаши
Synonyms
shacks
huts
cabins
dwellings
shelters
Definitions
hooch
noun
A type of alcoholic liquor, especially inferior or illicit whiskey.
During the prohibition era, many people resorted to making their own hooch at home.
A temporary shelter or hut, often used by soldiers.
The soldiers set up a hooch in the jungle to protect themselves from the rain.
hooch
adjective
Relating to or associated with alcoholic liquor, especially that which is illicitly made or of poor quality.
The agents discovered a hooch operation hidden in the barn.
hooches
noun
A slang term for alcoholic liquor, especially inferior or illicit whiskey.
During the prohibition era, people often resorted to making their own hooches in secret distilleries.
A simple dwelling or hut, often used by soldiers or in rural areas.
The soldiers set up their hooches in the jungle to have a place to rest after their patrols.
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