Hootches [noun]

They had one king salmon and two white fish from the first Indian they saw, who wanted hootch for them, and got only tabak.

In half an hour only those remained who had more hootch than they could carry off the premises.

Butts walked away to his cabin, swaying a little, as if he'd had more hootch than he could carry.

Always he brought a bottle, and the excellent "hootch," as he called it, did much to make our lives bearable.

Its because they aint got no brainsat least, what theyve got are addled with hootch.

I want you to go to the hole in the rocks under Star Peak and lay this packet in the hootch cache.

Why, you poor dumb thing, Jake runs Canadian hootch for a livin' and Leverett's a trap thief!

For Kloon's hootch-runners now would be stopped by Clinch; and not one among them knew about the rocky trail in.

I can moil and toil and slave an' run hootch—hootch—— They wuz wine 'n' fixin's into the Bible.

A hootch bottle in the hands of a jealous Seorita becomes an effective weapon, but I would call it more like fate than accident.