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pouch

[pouch] / paʊtʃ /
NOUN
soft container, often made of cloth or skin
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From a small pouch on his hip, he threw around half a dozen small birds into the air before sprinting deeper into the shrubs.

From BBC

I’d swapped handbags for the season — a slouchy straw tote with a teak handle traded for a forest-green suede pouch — and my wallet, apparently, hadn’t gotten the memo.

From Salon

Sierra Sands introduced pouches from Generation Faraday that block wireless signals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Restaurant supply stores and depots are treasure troves for the kinds of paper goods you see at bakeries and farmers’ markets: granola bags, pastry pouches, cookie boxes, cake cartons.

From Salon

This is due to the "aggressive and targeted" way the pouches are marketed, the study says.

From BBC