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1. wings.fandom.com › wiki › HosedHosed | Wings | Fandom

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   Hosed is the thirteenth episode of the eighth season on Wings, and the 161st episode overall in the series. Joe is excited about his new vacuum, the Hosemaster, and it's unconditional, lifetime, eternal guarantee.

2. www.imdb.com › title › tt0749252"Wings" Hosed (TV Episode 1997) - IMDb

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   Hosed: Directed by Leonard R. Garner Jr.. With Tim Daly, Steven Weber, Crystal Bernard, David Schramm. Joe gets shaken down by the door-to-door salesman.

   • 6.9/10 (103)
   • Genre: Comedy, Drama

   • Director: Leonard R. Garner Jr.
   • Release Date: 1997-01-15

3. ask.metafilter.com › 241142"Hosed" etymology - When did this phrase come into use?

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   May 17, 2013 · "To hose," military slang since World War I, means to saturate a target with sustained machine gun or other high-powered fire, washing over it with bullets or shells as if with a powerful fire hose. I thought it had a military ring to it. Quick answer, it's old.

4. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 35972etymology - Origin and status of "hosed", meaning "broken ...

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   Jul 29, 2011 · The etymology of the word is not certain, but probably derives from hose as a noun meaning penis and a verb meaning to copulate or screw in the figurative sense of defraud.

5. tviv.org › Wings › HosedWings/Hosed - The TV IV

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   Hosed is the thirteenth episode of the eighth season of Wings, and the one hundred sixty-first episode overall. Starring : Tim Daly ( Joe Hackett ), Steven Weber ( Brian Hackett ), Crystal Bernard ( Helen Chapel Hackett ), David Schramm ( Roy Biggins ), Rebecca Schull ( Fay Cochran ), Tony Shalhoub ( Antonio Scarpacci ), Amy Yasbeck ( Casey ...

   • Airdate: January 15, 1997
   • Story by: Christopher Vane &Art Baer &Ben Joelson

   • Directed by: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
   • Teleplay by: Christopher Vane

6. www.allmovie.com › movie › wings--hosed-vm289778Wings : Hosed (1997) - Leonard R. Garner Jr. | Synopsis ...

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   Synopsis by Hal Erickson. When a shifty vacuum cleaner salesman (Sam McMurray) won't honor his "eternal" guarantee, Joe (Tim Daly) and Helen (Crystal Bernard) stop making payments. The salesman retaliates by holding the cleaner "hostage" until the couple pays the exorbitant ransom.

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   What does hosed mean in MIT slang?

   • As others here have mentioned, "hosed" meaning "busy" or "overwhelmed" is a piece of idiosyncratic MIT slang which may have that same meaning out in the larger Boston community as well.

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   What is the etymology of hosed?

   • The etymology of hosed as broken is very similar to that of screwed or fucked. In short, the metaphor is, unsurprisingly, that of a sexual act. The hose is a transparent metaphor for the penis. So that in the case of hosed as in that of screwed the semantic path is that of: Analogy with sexual context. => Meaning of copulate.

   etymology - Origin and status of "hosed", meaning "broken" - English

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   What does hose mean?

   • 2. a promiscuous person, usually female Both senses of the term are found in the vocabulary of high-school and college students. The etymology of the word is not certain, but probably derives from hose as a noun meaning penis and a verb meaning to copulate or screw in the figurative sense of defraud. Odd.

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   Is hosed a military ring?

   • frequency of use of 'hosed' tripling between 1930 and 1940. "To hose," military slang since World War I, means to saturate a target with sustained machine gun or other high-powered fire, washing over it with bullets or shells as if with a powerful fire hose. I thought it had a military ring to it. Quick answer, it's old.

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   What does hose down mean?

   • 3. to hose down as to kill hose someone down tv. to kill someone. (Underworld. From the image of spraying someone with bullets.) Mr. Big told Bruno to hose Max down. The thugs tried to hose down the witness.

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   When was hosed used?

   • Hosed was in use around Chicago about/prior (?) to the SCTV skits in the mid-70s. Apparently the Bob and Doug McKenzie segments first appeared in 1980, so it would be good to see some references supporting your assertion that it was an American usage several years before what most people seem to think was a Canadian usage took off.

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8. www.mentalfloss.com › article › 51399Where Does the Word ‘Hoser’ Come From? - Mental Floss

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   Jun 27, 2024 · The etymology is hard to trace. The OED has suggested a potential connection to hose, a North American slang term for penis dating back to the late 1920s.