Pronunciation: /ˈpɑkɪtˌbʊk/
noun a small bag or pouch used for carrying money, cards, and other personal items
A1 She always carries her pocketbook with her when she goes shopping.
A2 I need to buy a new pocketbook because my old one is falling apart.
B1 I keep my keys and wallet in my pocketbook so I don't lose them.
B2 Her designer pocketbook was stolen while she was traveling in Europe.
C1 The leather pocketbook she bought at the boutique was quite expensive.
C2 She donated her old pocketbook to charity and bought a new one for herself.
formal She reached into her pocketbook to retrieve her business card.
informal I always keep my keys in my pocketbook so I don't lose them.
slang Hey, can you spot me some cash? I left my pocketbook at home.
figurative His knowledge of economics is like a well-worn pocketbook, filled with valuable insights.
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