pouch 
/ˈpaʊtʃ/ noun
plural pouch·es /ˈpaʊtʃ/ noun [count] 1 a : a small bag
▪ He carried his money in a small leather pouch in his pocket. ▪ a tobacco pouch
b : a bag often with a lock that is used to carry letters or important papers
▪ a mail pouch 2 a : a pocket of skin on the stomachs of some female animals (such as kangaroos and koalas) that is used to carry young
b : a pocket of skin inside the mouths of some animals (such as squirrels and hamsters) that is used to carry food
▪ He carried his money in a small leather pouch in his pocket. ▪ a tobacco pouch
b : a bag often with a lock that is used to carry letters or important papers
▪ a mail pouch
b : a pocket of skin inside the mouths of some animals (such as squirrels and hamsters) that is used to carry food
— pouchy /ˈpaʊtʃi/ adjective, pouch·i·er; pouch·i·est
▪ pouchy [=baggy] eyes
/ˈpaʊtʃi/ adjective, pouch·i·er; pouch·i·est ▪ pouchy [=baggy] eyes
