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hooch
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hooch, hootch
Informal chiefly US and Canadian alcoholic drink, esp illicitly distilled spirits
Hooch, Hoogh
Pieter de . 1629--?1684, Dutch genre painter, noted esp for his light effects


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Delta Company, 538th Engineer Battalion, arrived at the site in May 1967 and built hooches and a water pipeline from nearby Utapoe Air Base.
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Thus a whole generation of Benjis, Lassies, Garfields, Snoopys, Hooches and Scooby Doos were born.
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But ongoing construction will replace 270 hooches [with no indoor plumbing] with 44 four-unit apartment buildings and seven two-story, 72-occupant dormitories.
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