habootchie

Relating to someone's feelings towards their intimate partner. Obsessed over the word, 'Baby' One is simply desperate and lacks the need of attention.

Hey baby! Its just me, Habootchie. I love you baby, I want to world to know my feelings baby.
Doesnt get better than you Habootchie.

habootchie by CannibalHab November 27, 2012

hootchie 

trashy, fowl talking, provocative dressing, loud, appearing confident but stupid. (used more for women)

shenene in the martin series.

hootchie by kwame June 18, 2005

hootchie momma 

A woman who is considered sexually promiscuous, either due to her attitude, way in which she dresses, or her number of partners, it could also mean a combination of all three.

Rapper Lil Kim dresses like a hootchie momma.

hootchie momma by nemichic May 14, 2006

rotten hootchie 

a nasty foul smelling woman or her spoiled cunt, which looks like a decomposed piece of octopi or squid.

oooh, I think she just rubbed her rotten hootchie on me.

rotten hootchie by smokebongo November 13, 2010

hootchies 

A fun and confident female that enjoys being sexy and having fun but has limits. Also can be used as an enduring term for girlfriends.

I'm going out with some of my hootchies this weekend.

hootchies by Molly Weddle July 29, 2008

haboochie 

another word for sexual intercourse...

the horizontal hootchie coochie...

sex sometimes is fast, so what's fast in cooking?: habachi... quick sex: habachi with the coochie..

Curtis told me about how his girlfriend hated the sound of haboochie...

haboochie by badonkadej July 16, 2006

hootchie-cootchie 

Its meaning is derived from the French "couche," past part of "coucher" which means "to lay down." The Hootchy-Kootchy (Hoochi-Coochi) or Cooch dance is a pseudo-Turkish, sensual dance executed only by women in short skirts, bare midriffs and tight breastbands, which is said to have originated at the Philadelphia Centennial Fair (May-Nov-1876.)

The term has been carried over to mean any so-called partnerless female "Sexy or Risqué" dance performed at fairs, Carnivals, Saloons and Burlesques clubs etcetera where women would be encouraged (or exploited) to perform such dances in a more provocative manner originally used to help gain attendance to sell alcohol to the patrons of a saloon etc.

Spelled as hootchie-cootchie or hootchy-cootchy, it is part of the music history of Cab Calloway (Minnie the Moocher) and Muddy Waters (Hootchie-Cootchie Man)

hootchie-cootchie by david allan December 18, 2008