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What is another word for Pouch? – 190 Pouch Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    bag sac purse pocket sack pouchette reticule wallet case container holder sheath scabbard holster pack packet parcel bundle wrap envelope covering wrapper capsule capsule-like structure satchel knapsack haversack sporran belt bag fanny pack belly bag thigh bag leg bag arm bag shoulder bag handbag clutch tote duffel kit bag gym bag luggage suitcase trunk chest casket box crate carton package parcel post mailbag postbag saddlebag saddle pouch feed bag nose bag muzzle bag

    Meaning of Pouch

    A pouch is a small bag or container, typically made of flexible material, used for carrying or storing things.

    Definitions

    • A small bag or container, typically made of flexible material, used for carrying or storing things.
    • * A bag or sac in an animal's body, such as the cheek pouch of a monkey or the marsupium of a marsupial.

    Etymology of Pouch

    The word "pouch" comes from the Old French "puche" or "pouche", which is derived from the Latin "pulsus", meaning "a pushing" or "a thrust", and is related to the verb "pulsare", meaning "to push" or "to thrust".
    Historically, the term "pouch" has been used to describe various types of bags, sacks, and containers, including those used for carrying money, food, or other items.

    Example Uses

    • She carried a small pouch containing her phone, wallet, and keys.
    • * The monkey used its cheek pouch to store food for later.
    • * The surgeon made an incision in the patient's abdominal pouch to repair the hernia.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    containerlessness emptiness hollowness vacancy void bareness barrenness desolation bleakness openness exposure accessibility availability uncoveredness unwrappedness unsealedness unfastenedness unzippedness unbuttonedness untiedness looselessness formlessness shapelessness structurelessness solidity firmness hardness rigidity inflexibility impenetrability