Definition: "SOHO1" was a term coined in ancient Rome to describe the upper class of city-dwellers, typically including merchants, craftsmen, and laborers with substantial incomes. It later came to represent any upper-class individual or group. The word "soho" is often used as part of an informal or colloquial sense, reflecting social norms, but in more formal contexts it refers to a specific type of residence where a person lived without a permanent home or a significant income. The term "soho1" could have different meanings depending on the context, such as indicating someone's status within a group, their residence, or the way they were received by society at that time.
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