Purse

What do we mean by purse?

A usually closable bag used for carrying keys, a wallet, and other personal items, especially by women; a handbag. noun

A usually closable small bag or pouch for carrying money. noun

Something that resembles a bag or pouch, such as a purse seine. noun

An available amount of money or resources. noun

A sum of money collected as a present or offered as a prize. noun

To gather or contract (the lips or brow) into wrinkles or folds; pucker. transitive verb

To put in a purse.

To contract into folds or wrinkles; knit; pucker: frequently with up.

To take purses; rob.

A bag or pouch; specifically, a small bag or case in which money is contained or carried. noun

Figuratively, money; means; resources. noun

A treasury; finances: as, to exhaust a nation's purse, or the public purse. noun

A purseful of money; a sum of money offered as a prize or collected as a present: as, to win the purse in a horse-race; to make up a purse as a present. noun

A specific sum of money. noun

In zoology and anatomy, some kind of a pouch, bursa, marsupium, or ovicapsule. noun

An officer of the British royal household charged with the payment of the sovereign's private expenses. His official title is keeper of the privy purse. noun

To put into a purse. transitive verb

To draw up or contract into folds or wrinkles, like the mouth of a purse; to pucker; to knit. transitive verb

A small bag or pouch, the opening of which is made to draw together closely, used to carry money in; by extension, any receptacle for money carried on the person; a wallet; a pocketbook; a portemonnaie. noun

Hence, a treasury; finances. noun

A small bag for carrying money.

A handbag (small bag usually used by women for carrying various small personal items)

A quantity of money given for a particular purpose.

A specific sum of money in certain countries: formerly 500 piastres in Turkey or 50 tomans in Persia.

A sexual innuendo for the female genetalia Urban Dictionary

A purse is usually small and made of leather. A woman keeps it in her handbag. It contains valuables such as coins, credit cards, a driving licence, paper money and postage stamps. Urban Dictionary

Verb: purse Before a prostitute and her client engage in any sexual activity and are still in the street the prostitute will negoatiate a price for the forthcoming sexual pleasure and or/ accept money beforehand. This is called 'pursing'. Urban Dictionary

A (whipped) male who holds items usually held in a purse for his significant other (gf/wife) so that she doesn't have to bring her purse. IE lipstick, money, keys, wallet Urban Dictionary

Penis, dick, package Urban Dictionary

1. A pretty container attached to a long strap which a woman may sling over her shoulder. She uses it to carry her ID cards and other items of a personal nature. 2. A woman's dog tags and collar. Urban Dictionary

Another name for a males scrotum. Urban Dictionary

Satirical form of the slang totes: a shorter more convenient form of the word: totally. As totes became popular and emojis expanded, tote received its own emoji which looked like a purse. Use of purse began as a way to mock people that used the slang totes. Urban Dictionary

When a male friend of yours doesn't do something because of a girlly reason. Urban Dictionary

Noun: 'to purse' to get really wrecked on drugs and vomit and pass out Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to purse:
purse, pursue, parse, purge, pulse, pure, nurse, curse, perse, puree, burse, pursy, urse, porse, furse, purée, murse, purre, purs, kurse, pur�e, turse, pur?e, puse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word purse:
seiner, snatcher, cad, seine, chf, sek, breakdown, adjusted, inflation, handicap, racetrack, winnings, filly, stakes, tuna, inaugurated, prep, thoroughbred, nets, jockey, turf, graded, winner, earnings, bout, pga, belmont, raced, bag, rink, derby, race, money, prize, dirt, strings, event, downs, horses, follows, nascar, racing, triple, knockout, pocket, trainer, bid, fight, going, stolen, tournament, wins, kentucky, disciplines, sprint, bonus, draws, horse, share, golf, classic, pounds, failing, coins, million, fill, fishing, qualification, opponent, races, asks, catch, plate, cash, champion, mile, contested, points, boxing, grade, distance, card.

Words that rhyme with purse:
reverse, averse, adverse, traverse, nurse, terse, diverse, converse, curse, universe, disperse, verse, perverse, immerse, transverse, coerce, worse, reimburse, inverse, obverse, disburse, hearse, rehearse, perse, intersperse, burse, vers, merce, pers, submerse, perce, wet nurse, emerse, furse, blank verse, free verse, registered nurse, pearse, head nurse, nonsense verse, practical nurse, dry nurse, scrub nurse, biodiverse, clockwork universe, visiting nurse, bearse, get worse, hub of the universe, doggerel verse, heroic verse, graduate nurse, licensed practical nurse, student nurse, trained nurse, bearce, scearce, kearse, line of verse, bearss, googleverse, kerce.

Adjectives that are often used to describe purse:
public, own, privy, little, small, empty, private, common, large, black, full, long, heavy, filled, big, red, slender, open, national, royal, fat, leathern, green, longest, tiny, beaded, silken, brown, magic, lean, light, bottomless, electronic, embroidered, plastic, blue, huge, inexhaustible, scanty, handsome, longer, skin, leather, oversized, generous, cut, limited, pink, joint, modest, pretty, stolen, largest, worn, thin, flat, shabby, imperial, lined, dollar, slim, ample, sovereign, pick, fashioned, lost, biggest, wellfilled, nice, depleted, heavier, purple, expensive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective purse:
string, bearer, strings, seine, seining, seines, pride, snatching, nets, seiners, web, proud, sake, snatchers, expenses, keeper, net, picking, holder.

Consonant match to purse:
pass, piece, peace, pace, puss, pus, piss, perse, pos, pease, pers, pousse, perce, poss, peece, pesce, pearse.

Words that sound like purse:
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