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hoochesnoun1pl. of hoochslang a distilled beverage that can make a person drunkduring Prohibition, everybody drank homemade hooch alcohols, aqua vitaes, ardent spirits, boozes, bottles, drinks, firewaters, grogs, inebriants, intoxicants, John Barleycorns, juices(slang), liquors, lushes(slang), moonshines, potables, rums, sauces(slang), spirits, stimulants, strong drinks, tipples aperitifs, bracers, chasers, digestifs, nightcapsbelts, loads, nips, pegs(British), pops, shooters, shots, slugs, snifters, snorts, tots, whetscocktails, mixed drinksales, beers, brewages, brews, brewskis(slang), home brews, malt liquors, microbrews, mums, nappies(chiefly Scottish)meads, sakes(or sakis), winesbarley-brees(also barley-broos, chiefly Scottish), brandies, gins, liqueurs, mao-tais, mescals, schnapps, tequilas, vodkas, whiskeys(or whiskies)Dutch courages nonintoxicants a small, simply constructed, and often temporary dwellingthe soldiers quickly threw up the hooches where they would be living for the next few weeks cabins, camps, hovels, hutches, hutments, huts, shacks, shanties lean-tos, shedscots, cottages, lodgescabanasbungalows, chaletshogans, wickiups, wigwamstents |