hooch

English - Turkish

Definition of hooch in English Turkish dictionary: alkollü içecek; içki; argo içki; {i} alkollü içki; eski

English - English

Definition of hooch in English English dictionary: Alcoholic liquor, especially inferior or illicit whisky; A thatched hut, CHU, or any simple dwelling; Hooch is strong alcoholic drink. strong alcohol, especially alcohol that has been made illegally (hoochinoo (19-20 centuries)); A thatched hut, or any simple dwelling; {i} (Slang) alcoholic liquor (especially one that is of low-quality or illegally manufactured); marijuana (Slang); {i} small thatched hut; dormitory, living quarters; home where a man maintains a prostitute or mistress; an illicitly distilled (and usually inferior) alcoholic liquor
Pieter de Hooch: or Pieter de Hoogh (baptized Dec. 20, 1629, Rotterdam, Neth. died 1684, Amsterdam?) Dutch genre painter. He trained in Haarlem and was a member of the painters' guild of Delft (1655-57). In style and subject matter, his work is similar to that of Johannes Vermeer; he was noted for his small interiors and sunny outdoor scenes, with figures engaged in humble, domestic activities in settings of serene simplicity. In his best works, he was concerned with the effect of enclosures on light intensity, tonal variations, and linear perspective. After he moved to Amsterdam ( 1661), his paintings increased in quantity but declined in quality. He died in a mental institution
hootch: {i} (Slang) alcoholic liquor (especially one that is of low-quality or illegally manufactured)
hootch: Soldiers' living quarters or a native hut in Vietnam
hootch: Place of lodging (billet)
hootch: an illicitly distilled (and usually inferior) alcoholic liquor
hootch: Used generically, a dwelling On a U S base, a hootch was usually a rectangular building made of 2 x 4's and plywood with a corrugated tin roof Also used in reference to Vietnamese civilian houses