pouch

pouch
n
1. bag, sack, Midland U.S. and Scot. poke, Southwestern U.S. alforja, Chiefly Scot. pocket, Obs. budget; pack, packet, satchel, container, receptacle, reticule.
2. purse, (in Scottish Highland costume) sporran, change purse, money bag; pocketbook, handbag; grip, valise, carpetbag; ditty bag.
3. backpack, knapsack, kitbag, haversack, rucksack; gunnysack, gunny-bag, duffel bag.
4. saddle bag, sabretache; mail bag, mail pouch.
5. feed bag, nose bag; doggie bag.
6. paunch, belly, abdomen, stomach, Inf. tummy, gut, (both of ruminating animals) first stomach, rumen, Scot, and North Eng. wame, Sl. breadbasket; potbelly, Inf. bay window, Inf. corporation, Sl. pot, Sl. beerbelly, Sl. spare tire, Obs. gorbelly; (all of birds) gizzard, crop, craw, maw, ingluvies, proventriculus.
7. cyst, Both Anat., Zool. sac, bursa; All Bot. sporangium, spore case, theca.
8. blister, bubble, bleb, bladder; Anat. saccule, sac-culus, utricle; venter, ventricle; udder, teat, mammary gland; marsupium.
v
9. put into, pocket, bag, enclose.

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