pouch /powch or (Scot) pooch/

1. A pocket, purse or bag
2. In marsupials such as the kangaroos, a pocket of skin on the belly, in which the young are carried until weaned
3. A fleshy fold in the cheek of hamsters and other rodents, for storing undigested food
4. A puffy bulge under the eye

1. To pocket
2. To form into a pouch
3. To tip

1. To form a pouch
2. To be like a pouch

pouched adjective

Having a pouch

pouchˈful noun (pl pouchˈfuls)

pouchˈy adjective

Baggy

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