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a pocket too proud to be sewn into pants, carrying everything from kangaroos to medieval coins.

means A small bag or flexible container used to hold or carry things, often closed by drawing it shut or folding it over.

from From Old French 'pouche' or 'poche,' a regional variant meaning bag or pocketthe same source that gave English 'poke' (as in 'a pig in a poke') and ultimately 'pocket,' its smaller diminutive cousin. The Old French itself is thought to come from a Germanic root for a swelling or bag, so the word has long described something that bulges with whatever you've stuffed inside.

marsupial originthe name comes from a baby kangaroo's living pocket
premature deliveryjoeys finish growing inside the pouch, not the womb
self-cleaningmother kangaroos lick their pouches spotless
medieval walletbelt pouches predate pockets by centuries
male seahorsedads carry and birth babies from a pouch
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