pochette – English noun declension

English noun forms of pochette

Noun: pochette
Singularpochette
Pluralpochettes

Sample Sentences

  • No sooner did the Thief of Robin’s Castle spy the valuable pipe wrought with jasmine and amber, than he clapped it into his pochette and was off with it before the old Doubter had finished expressing his first doubt. [1924, Anne Carroll Moore, chapter IX, in Nicholas, A Manhattan Christmas Story, page 114:]

Etymology

Borrowed from French pochette (“pocket”). Doublet of pocket. See: French Nouns 'pochette'.