cardcase
- noun
- /ˈkɑrdˌkeɪs/
- My new leather cardcase holds up to twenty cards.
Examples
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He took a business card from his cardcase and handed it to her.
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She gave him an engraved silver cardcase as a graduation gift.
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I always carry a cardcase in my pocket.
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The new cardcase I bought is very stylish.
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He took a business card from his cardcase and handed it to her.
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My new leather cardcase holds up to twenty cards.
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She gave him an engraved silver cardcase as a graduation gift.
Synonyms
A small flat holder for paper money and small personal papers
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Etymology
The word cardcase comes from the two simple English words card and case. A card is a 'small piece of paper with information' and a case is a 'container', like pencil case or suitcase, so a cardcase is a small, flat 'container' for carrying business cards.