Sentence examples for hooch up from inspiring English sources
I never touch the stuff by daylight if I can help it, and I employ it of an evening not to hooch up my faculties but to let them down after work.
In a prior decade, "blowout bar" might have meant a fun place to get hooched up, but in this hyper-professional era it is a salon where one gets the kinks of one's hair, and secondarily one's spirit, worked out in approximately 30 minutes.
But it's a surprisingly well-composed expression of ambition written by a young man who just happens to be hooched up (he chalked this up to completing his English degree in 1999).
But to start Mr. Fireman sought to ask some of the canny old-timers about the secrets of their backwoods hooch-making up in the fabled mountain turnings of remote Appalachia.
I smuggled some potatoes out the messhall, and instead of making hooch, I boiled up some salt potatoes for the boys.
Before long, these "low-plane spirits" (who can materialize more or less at will) manage to rustle up some hooch and addle their reluctant new friend.
Signing up for Hooch Black will cost you significantly more than the regular subscription — instead of $9.99 per month, it's $295 per year.
Members on average are spending "an additional $30-$30-$40 visit after receiving their complimentary round of drinks at Hooch partner bars, and up to $140 per check at participating restaurants".
Not far away Stephen Edau, 19, head boy and teetotal father of two, dreams of becoming a doctor but wishes his mother would give up making the hooch that helps pay for his education.
He compared the experience to an American Express concierge, but with the advantage that the communication is handled in the Hooch app: "No one wants to pick up the phone anymore".
