hosey

[ hoh-zee ]

verb (used without object)

, Informal.

, ho·seyed, ho·sey·ing.

1. to choose sides, as in a children's game.

Example Sentences

Hosey Brewster looked down at his own big bulk, then around the great furnace room.

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It was Hosey Lynch, then, for I saw him running like mad through the town, spreading the news everywhere.

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But ideota probably simply means unlearned here, and in the case of Agnes Hosey, below p. 33.

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"Mrs. Miles Creegan, the other brother's widow," said Hosey, lathering away and talking with breathless rapidity.

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"You're finished now, Captain," said Hosey, presenting him with a small cracked looking-glass.

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