purse
Pronunciation: [pɜrs]
Word
Context: "personal items"
(noun) a small bag that people, usually women, carry to hold their money, cards, and other personal items. It is like a little container for your everyday things.
Example
She took her purse out of her bag to pay for the groceries.
Example
He didn't have his purse, so he couldn't buy anything at the store.
Example
Where did you put your purse?
Context: "money"
(noun) the amount of money available for a particular use. It can mean a person's money for shopping or can refer to money set aside for a special purpose.
Example
The school received a large purse for its new art program.
Example
Their purse for the project was too small, so they decided to postpone it.
Example
How much money is in the purse for the charity event?
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to close one’s lips tightly. This can also mean to gather or squeeze the lips together, often showing that you are worried or thinking deeply.
Example
He pursed his lips in thought before answering the question.
Example
She didn't purse her lips; instead, she smiled brightly.
Example
Why did you purse your lips when you heard the news?
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