hooched

hooched (up)

Sl. intoxicated. Sally is too hooched to drive. She got herself hooched up and couldn't give her talk.

hooched

verb

See hooched up

See also: hooch

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

fettie
name for else Go to name after
about to do
fend for oneself Go to shift for
bluh
bousta
Hey!
lucci
horseradish
base

References in periodicals archive

Or he could have said drunk as a lord, drunk as a skunk, trollied, legless, mashed, mullered, blotto, out of my tree, rat-arsed, Brahms & Liszt, shedded, sozzled, rubbered, clobbered, wellied, pickled, inebriated, full of loud- mouth soup, squiffy, stinko, kaylied, off my head, newted, bombed, popped, sauced, wrecked or hooched.

Never lost for words

词组	hooched
释义	hooched hooched (up) Sl. intoxicated. Sally is too hooched to drive. She got herself hooched up and couldn't give her talk. See also: hooch McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. hooched verb See hooched up See also: hooch McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: fettie name for else Go to name after about to do fend for oneself Go to shift for bluh bousta Hey! lucci horseradish base References in periodicals archive Or he could have said drunk as a lord, drunk as a skunk, trollied, legless, mashed, mullered, blotto, out of my tree, rat-arsed, Brahms & Liszt, shedded, sozzled, rubbered, clobbered, wellied, pickled, inebriated, full of loud- mouth soup, squiffy, stinko, kaylied, off my head, newted, bombed, popped, sauced, wrecked or hooched. Never lost for words
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