Definition of «pocketbook»

A pocketbook is a small, usually compact and portable bag that can be carried in a pocket or held with one's hand. It may also refer to an accounting record book used for keeping financial records such as expenses, income, and savings.

Usage examples

  1. I always carry a small pocketbook in my purse, so I can jot down any important notes or ideas that come to mind throughout the day.
  2. The bookstore had a great selection of pocketbooks, ranging from classic novels to self-help books.
  3. I bought a new pocketbook to keep all my receipts organized and in one place for tax season.
  4. In case of an emergency, it's a good idea to have a pocketbook with essential documents like identification and medical information.
  5. She pulled out her pocketbook and flipped through the pages, searching for the contact information she needed.
  6. The fashion boutique had a display of trendy pocketbooks in various colors, perfect for completing any stylish outfit.
  7. As a teacher, I carry a pocketbook filled with pens, markers, and other supplies to be prepared for any classroom situation.
  8. He gave his mother a small pocketbook as a gift, knowing that she loved to read and always carried a book with her.
  9. The beach is the perfect place to relax with a good pocketbook and soak up the sun.
  10. She entrusted her savings to him, so he kept the money safely tucked in his pocketbook.

Phrases with «pocketbook»

Sentences with «pocketbook»

  • These four are only part of the outfit's lineup, however, as the company also seeks to present a tablet by the name of Pocketbook IQ. (news.softpedia.com)
  • Blessed are the poor in spirit, in pocketbook... for they shall see God. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • Another aspect of Pocketbook IQ 701 that made us happy was the inclusion of tons of settings and options. (goodereader.com)
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