holster
//ˈhoʊl.stər//
Noun
holsterSingular
holstersPlural
1
A leather or fabric case worn on a belt or under the arm, used for carrying a handgun or similar weapon.
The police officer drew his gun from the holster on his belt.
2
A similar case or holder designed to carry other items such as tools, phones, or electronic devices.
He clipped the phone holster to his belt for easy access.
Verb
1
To put a weapon, especially a handgun, into a holster.
The officer holstered his gun after the situation was resolved.