pouch
//paʊtʃ//
Noun
pouchSingular
pouchesPlural
1
A small bag or soft container, typically used for carrying or storing things.
She keeps her coins in a small leather pouch.
2
A pocket-like abdominal structure in which marsupials carry their young.
The baby kangaroo stayed safe in its mother's pouch.
3
A baggy area of skin, especially under the eyes.
She noticed pouches under her eyes after staying up all night.
Verb
pouchPresent tense
pouchedPast tense
pouchedPast participle
pouchingPresent participle
pouchesThird-person singular
1
To put something into a pouch or pocket.
She pouched the coins and left the store.
2
To form into a pouch-like shape; to bulge or swell.
The fabric pouched where the seams were loose.