pouched
having a pouch, as the pelicans, gophers, and marsupials.
Origin of pouched
1Other words from pouched
- un·pouched, adjective
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How to use pouched in a sentence
Generally considered loners, the pouched animals have a wide diversity of social relationships that have gone unrecognized, a new analysis published October 26 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests.
Long considered loners, many marsupials may have complex social lives | Jake Buehler | November 22, 2022 | Science NewsUnder the chin he was pouched like a pelican and about the jowls was wattled like a turkey gobbler.
The Escape of Mr. Trimm | Irvin S. CobbThe pouched rat, or mus busarius, has been seen but once in Europe.
Summary Narrative of an Exploratory Expedition to the Sources of the Mississippi River, in 1820 | Henry Rowe SchoolcraftThe pouched slipper, bright pink, has a yellow lining, freckled with greenish dots.
The Woodlands Orchids | Frederick BoyleMurray pouched the dollar gratefully and beat a hurried retreat.
The Pride of Palomar | Peter B. Kyne
At the beginning of the period we meet with that higher group of mammals, not pouched, which now prevails.
The Story of the Earth and Man | J. W. Dawson
British Dictionary definitions for pouched
/ (paʊtʃt) /
having a pouch or pouches
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