hootch

/ huːtʃ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of hooch

Example Sentences

Over dinner we taught our new traveling companions the limited Mongolian horse vocabulary we’d learned online: “choo” for go, “hootch” for stop.

From Wall Street Journal

He took the flashlight, muttered something, and moved down to the far end of the hootch.

From Literature

An unparliamentary version of the same reference to the social influence is: "The Senate is one long procession of dinners and hootch."

From Project Gutenberg

Always he brought a bottle, and the excellent "hootch," as he called it, did much to make our lives bearable.

From Project Gutenberg

"Yes, that's what they say back East; but when you get up town you'll find every second place a saloon with all the hootch you want to drink, or have money to pay for."

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• booze 
• drink 
• ethanol 
• liquor 
• methanol 
• smoke