hooch
SL เหล้า แรง hootch lao-rang
hooch 1 |ho͞oCH hutʃ |(also hootch ) ▶noun informal alcoholic liquor, esp. inferior or illicit whiskey. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: abbreviation of Hoochinoo, the name of an Alaskan Indian people who made liquor.
hooch 2 |ho͞oCH hutʃ | ▶noun informal a shelter or improvised dwelling. ORIGIN 1950s (originally military slang ): perhaps from Japanese uchi ‘dwelling. ’
Hooch, Pieter de
Hooch, Pieter de see de Hooch, Pieter.
hooch 1 |huːtʃ |(also hootch ) ▶noun [ mass noun ] informal alcoholic drink, especially inferior or illicit whisky. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: abbreviation of Hoochinoo, the name of an Alaskan Indian people who made liquor.
hooch 2 |huːtʃ | ▶noun US informal a shelter or improvised dwelling. ORIGIN 1950s (originally military slang ): perhaps from Japanese uchi ‘dwelling ’.
Hooch see de Hooch, Pieter.
hooch /huːtʃ /名詞 U ⦅主に米 くだけて ⦆(主に密造で質の悪い )強い酒 .