Sentence examples for A hoochie from inspiring English sources

Although he impresses the new old gal, Homer and Marge think she is a hoochie and only likes Grampa because he can drive.

And nice clothes that showed off your figure, but not too much, because then you'd be a hoochie, who have some power but don't get respect.

Grampa calls out to his lady from on-stage, but then denounces her in front of everyone, who then call her (in a chant) a hoochie, sending her fleeing off the stage in tears.

In his autobiography, I Am the Blues, Dixon included "hoochie coochie man" in his examples of a seer or a clairvoyant with a connection to folklore of the American South: "This guy is a hoodoo man, this lady is a witch, this other guy's a hoochie coochie man, she's some kind of voodoo person".

Don't dress like a hoochie.

Don't overdo it with sparkly jewelry or you will come off as a hoochie mama.

But who other than the marvelous choreographer and dancer Trajal Harrell would have thought to reframe it "as a hoochie-koochie show"?

As for plots, attend the tale of "Little Egypt," who starts out crawling on her belly like a reptile in a hoochie-coochie show but ends up married and tending seven children.

Although Mr. Jackson sings ballads beautifully, he became known for playful songs like "Gone Country" (a gentle and startlingly prescient jab at Nashville carpetbaggers), "Don't Rock the Jukebox" (a cunningly uptempo song about a guy in a downtempo mood) and "Chattahoochee" (which begins, infectiously, "Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee/It gets hotter'n a hoochie-coochie").

The girls win by thrusting their tiny hips in a hoochie-mama tribute to the Laker Girls, danced to the tune of Duran Duran's "Notorious" -- a song that implicitly makes clear that this is a time-travel drama, since that song wasn't released until the 1990's.

"Anything shorter looks a little hoochie mama".