pouch
Pronunciation: [paʊtʃ]
Word
Context: “objects and containers”
(noun) a pouch is a small bag that is usually soft and can hold things. It’s often used to carry small items like a snack or some toys.
Example
She took her lunch in a colorful pouch.
Example
He forgot to bring his pouch, so he couldn't store his candies.
Example
What do you keep in your pouch when you go to the park?
Context: “animals”
(noun) in some animals like kangaroos, a pouch is a special pocket on their belly where they carry and take care of their babies.
Example
The baby kangaroo is snuggled safely in its mother's pouch.
Example
The rabbit does not have a pouch like a kangaroo does.
Example
How does a mother kangaroo use her pouch to protect her baby?
Context: “action or process”
(verb) to pouch means to put something into a pouch, or to store something in a bag. It’s like when you pack your toys away into a small bag.
Example
She likes to pouch her marbles in a small cloth bag.
Example
He didn't pouch his favorite toy, and it got lost.
Example
Did you pouch your snacks before leaving for the picnic?
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