pouch
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2.1
- noun
- /paʊtʃ/
:
bolsa
- She kept her coins in a small pouch attached to her backpack.
- a small pouch
- carry in a pouch
- a pouch containing items
It's just like this little pouch that it's in and it's very soft.
- It's just like this little pouch that it's in and it's very soft.
- I have here the owner's manual pouch which contains the window sticker.
- Chickens, eggs, animal furs and skins, or even a pouch full of shells.
- There was no poking out because it had its own little pouch inside which I love.
- Caleb's just having an Ellis Kitchen red fruit pouch for a snack.
- In this little pouch right here, I have a notebook.
- Okay, this here folks is my emergency EDC photographers pouch that will save your life.
- You know, the, the guy with the waistband, waist pouch, That's me.
- And then I found a pouch kind of white gold.
Examples
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They've included a nice little pouch here, a suede pouch.
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This is the little pouch that holds the earbuds.
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It's just like this little pouch that it's in and it's very soft.
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Instead, it's designed to fit in this little pouch on the passenger side door.
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I ended up getting the pouch that had all my spending money in it stolen.
Fiction book (1992) -
Includes a soft carry pouch and USB cable.
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The pouch in my utility belt.
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It's in a little suede pouch, in the colour brown.
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Kimball put his clubs down and took out his tobacco pouch to light his pipe.
Fiction book (1992) -
On the mantelpiece you'll find my tobacco pouch.
Synonyms
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1.0
A flexible container for carrying personal things like books or clothes
399
1.0
A small bag for carrying money, cards, and small personal items
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1.8
A small package for items like seeds or papers
89
1.0
A small bag women carry to hold keys, phone, and money
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3.1
A small bag used to carry money and small personal items
5
3.0
A small bag with one strap worn across the body to carry personal items
5
3.2
A small bag with a string for holding coins
Compounds
- Specialized
7
7.1
A bag diplomats use to carry official papers that customs cannot open under international law
- Specialized
A pocket inside the mouth of some animals used to store food temporarily
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Pouch comes from an old French word poche meaning 'bag' or 'pocket', so think of a small, soft bag you can close and carry things in.