hooches
Crude temporary dwellings
Hooches is the plural of hooch, which has two meanings.
The first is cheap or illicit alcohol, especially homemade liquor: They passed around hooches of moonshine.
The second, from military slang originating in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, refers to crude dwellings or huts: Soldiers built hooches from whatever materials they could find.
hut
Small crude dwelling
- shelterProtected place or structure
- tentPortable fabric shelter
- barracksSoldiers' residential building
bivouac · encampment · quarters · bunker · dugout · billet · hutment · shack · lean-to · foxhole
bootleg
Illegally produced goods
spirits · whiskey · vodka · rum · gin · brandy · tequila · bourbon · scotch · mezcal
structure permanence
hoochesmansions
Large, stately houses
palaces · fortresses · castles · brick buildings · cathedrals