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Hoser — is both a slang term and a stereotype, originating from and used primarily in Canada. [hoser. (n.d.). The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved September 23, 2006, from Dictionary.com website:… … Wikipedia
Hoser — ist der Name folgender Orte: Hoser (Viersen), Ortsteil der nordrhein westfälischen Kreisstadt Viersen der Name folgender Personen: Franz Hoser (* 1874; † nach 1950), deutscher Bildhauer und Keramiker Henryk Hoser (* 1942), Bischof von Warschau… … Deutsch Wikipedia
hoser — [hōz′ər] n. [Cdn. Slang] a boorish, unsophisticated man * * * ho·ser (hōzʹər) n. Canadian Slang A clumsy, boorish person, especially an uncouth, beer drinking man. * * * … Universalium
hoser — (n.) contemptible person, also hose head, by 1982, a term popularized by the Canadian parody comic sketch Great White North with the fictional McKenzie Brothers on SCTV … Etymology dictionary
hoser — [hōz′ər] n. [Cdn. Slang] a boorish, unsophisticated man … English World dictionary
hoser — 1. n. a good guy or buddy. □ Old Fred is a good hoser. He’ll help. 2. n. a cheater or deceiver. □ You dirty lying hoser! 3. n. a moron; a stupid acting person. (Rude and derogatory.) □ … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
hoser — Canadian Slang [ho zer] an unsophisticated person Just shut up you hoser! a stereotype and a mild insult; exploiter; from Depression era prairie gasoline thieves. The term has many origins: In older times, it referred to a guy who hosed… … English dialects glossary
hoser — A person who is trying to deceive others. That hoser can t be trusted. From the Wisconsin Minnesota area … Dictionary of american slang
hoser — A person who is trying to deceive others. That hoser can t be trusted. From the Wisconsin Minnesota area … Dictionary of american slang
hoser — Canadian guy, neighbor Hey, hoser. What re you doin in my garden? … English idioms
