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The term "hoochie mama" originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) in the United States, particularly during the late 20th century. It is often used to describe a woman who is perceived as sexually promiscuous or provocative. The term gained wider popularity through hip-hop culture and music in the 1990s, becoming a part of mainstream slang. Its connotation can vary, sometimes being used playfully, while at other times it can carry a derogatory implication.
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Is Robert Pattinson a hoochie mama?
Yes, he is a hoochie mama.
What type of person is a hoochie mama?
The term hoochie mama is a slang term usually used in a derogatory manner. It has degrees of severity in it's meaning. It could be used to describe someone wearing sexy clothing, and possibly dressing a bit too young for their age. Or it could imply that someone has loose morals.
What is the name of the song on Friday when that girl pulled up in front of Craig's house?
The song is called "Hoochie Mama" and it's by 2 live crew
Which costume was most looked for in 2007?
Hoochie mama clothes
What does it mean whey they call you hoochie mama?
This is a derogatory term meant to disparage a person, to imply that they have loose morals, and perhaps are sexual promiscuous.
How do you dress like a hoochie mama?
More skin showing than skin
What is the best way to dress like Vanessa Hudgens?
Dress like a hoochie mama!!
What nicknames does Karen Crowell go by?
Karen Crowell goes by Crazy Mama Hoochie Yoni, and KC.
How do you say hoochie in spanish?
hoochie
What country does the word Mama Mia originate from?
Italy
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Who sings the country song hoochie coo in the early 90s besides Alan Jackson?
The song "Hoochie Coochie Man" is often associated with blues rather than country, but if you're referring to "Hoochie Coochie" by Alan Jackson, it features elements of country music. However, the term "hoochie coo" is also linked to various artists in different genres. In the early '90s, besides Alan Jackson, country artists like Travis Tritt and George Jones had songs that embraced similar themes, but none had a direct hit titled "Hoochie Coo."
