hooch in Portuguese
hooch in Portuguese is zurrapa — hooch means alcohol, especially cheap, homemade, or illegally produced liquor.
hooch in Portuguese
zurrapa
(North America, informal) An alcoholic beverage, especially an inferior or illicit one and especially liquor such as whisky.
What does "hooch" mean?
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noun Alcohol, especially cheap, homemade, or illegally produced liquor.
"They brewed their own hooch in the basement during Prohibition."
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hooch in a sentence
- They brewed their own hooch in the basement during Prohibition.
- That hooch tastes rough, but it does the job.
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What is "hooch" in Portuguese?
"hooch" in Portuguese is zurrapa. hooch means: Alcohol, especially cheap, homemade, or illegally produced liquor.
How do you use "hooch" in a sentence?
Example: "They brewed their own hooch in the basement during Prohibition." In Portuguese, "hooch" is zurrapa.
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