Hooters
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7.5
- proper noun
- /ˈhuːtərz/
- NSFW
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Hooters
- Check the website for a list of Hooters locations that are participating in the offer.
- Hooters restaurant
So to pay for the school I, I got a job at Hooters.
- So to pay for the school I, I got a job at Hooters.
- I think I'm going to have some Hooters tonight, but at home Hooters because I like the food.
- I feel like Hooters taught me a lot of people skills, communication skills.
- Because it just wound up made her, making her more unhappy than she would have been in her normal life as a Hooters waitress, right?
Examples
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Over the next few years, Hooters, the original "breastaurant," is embarking on a broad brand revitalization.
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She's one of the sharpest bartenders at Hooters.
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And then I got a job at Hooters and I became rich.
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I feel like Hooters taught me a lot of people skills, communication skills.
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If you can work at Hooters, you can handle this, right?
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Entire restaurant chains like Hooters have made this their entire business model.
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Veterans are invited to Hooters on Veterans Day to enjoy 10 free wings with the purchase of a beverage.
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After working for Devlin McGregor, you then went on to waitress at Hooters, right?
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She works at Hooters.
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Many fans gathered at Hooters to watch the championship game on the big screen.
Synonyms
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2.4
A restaurant that mainly serves steaks and other meat dishes
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2.1
A group of places that serve food under the same name and menu
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7.4
A restaurant that serves steaks and grilled meat
A group of casual restaurants across the United States that serve American food
A large fast food chain in many countries that sells burgers and fries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hooters the restaurant used a double meaning when its founders picked the name: hoot (the owl sound) and the slang hooter for 'breasts', and the chain's owl logo and lively style make that playful link clear.