hoochie
- noun
- /ˈhuːtʃi/
- Slur
- She wore a revealing dress that made her look like a hoochie at the party.
- hoochie mama
- hoochie dresses
Oh, what if you all the Chattahoochee with the hoochie who you was in?
- Oh, what if you all the Chattahoochee with the hoochie who you was in?
Examples
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That hoochie from La Puente?
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Hoochie Mamas and Pimp Daddies: Dress Your Kids for Success
Blog text (2) -
You acting like a little hoochie.
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- Senator, you wanna tell me what's going on with this little hoochie mama you got visiting you at the restaurant, please?
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You remember when I got into that fight with that hoochie shorty?
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You ever show up in my office with a hoochie-mama outfit, you're fired.
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She ain't nothin' but a hoochie mama
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The hoochie coochie doll.
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Many of the men are dressed like pimps from 70's blaxploitation films, and the ladies like hoochie mamas from the "Luke" video.
Fiction book (2000) -
The reactions of some fans, bloggers, and message board writers to R. Kelly's defense and acquittal confirm that they view the girl on the tape as little more than a "hoochie."
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
A rude word for someone people think wants sexual attention
Antonyms
Compounds
How Provocative
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word hoochie is a shortening of the old phrase hoochie-coochie, the name for a showy, 'suggestive' dance people saw at fairs in the late 1800s. So calling someone a hoochie links back to that image of dressing or acting in a sexually flashy way.