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pooch

pooch
NounTransitive Verb
pl: poochespast: poochedpp: poocheding: pooching

Meanings

Nounpooch

A dog, typically used as an affectionate or informal term.

The little pooch barked excitedly when its owner returned home.

Nounpooch

A protruding part of the abdomen, especially a small bulge of fat or muscle.

She wore a high-waisted skirt to hide her pooch.

Transitive Verbpooch
[~ something]

To protrude or bulge outward from a surface.

The fabric began to pooch at the seams after the garment shrank.

Examples

Who is a good little pooch

Who is a good little pooch

I need to find a groomer for my pooch before the weekend.

The detective noticed a small pooch in the suspect's waistband where a weapon might be hidden.

Detective

I just cannot get rid of this lower belly pooch no matter how much I exercise.

Health

She wondered if the dress would hide the slight pooch of her stomach.

She wondered if the dress would hide the slight pooch of her stomach.

Romance

The heavy coins in his pocket caused the fabric to pooch out awkwardly.

The heavy coins in his pocket caused the fabric to pooch out awkwardly.

The seam began to pooch under the pressure of the overstuffed suitcase.

The seam began to pooch under the pressure of the overstuffed suitcase.

Travel

Look at that cute pooch wagging its tail at the park.

Look at that cute pooch wagging its tail at the park.

The lining of the jacket started to pooch after it was washed in hot water.

The lining of the jacket started to pooch after it was washed in hot water.

Phrasal Verbs

pooch out

to bulge or protrude outward from a flat surface

The lining of the jacket started to pooch out at the pockets.

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