Pocketbook Definition

pŏkĭt-bo͝ok
pocketbooks
noun
pocketbooks
A case or folder, as of leather, for carrying money and papers in one's pocket; billfold.
Webster's New World
A pocket purse formerly used by men.
Webster's New World
A woman's purse or handbag.
Webster's New World
Monetary resources.
Webster's New World
A pocket-sized, usually paperbound book.
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Other Word Forms of Pocketbook

Noun

Singular:
pocketbook
Plural:
pocketbooks

Pocketbook Sentence Examples

  • She opened her pocketbook and pulled out a white envelope and thrust it at Dean.

  • Canvas shoes are also much less of a pain for your pocketbook than leather!

  • That makes refill kits good for your pocketbook as well as the environment.

  • Luckily for those lovers of fragrance, the marketplace provides many options to satisfy your nose and your pocketbook.

  • I like to use Pecorino-Romano cheese in this recipe, but Parmesan is easier to find and often kinder to the pocketbook.

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Words Starting With

PPOPOC

Words Ending With

KOKOOK

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Words Starting With P and Ending With K

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10 Letter Words10 Letter Words Starting With P10 Letter Words Ending With K