pooch

/pu:tʃ/
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pooch

The little girl gave her pooch a big hug.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • A dog, especially a mongrel: An informal, often affectionate term for a dog, typically not a purebred.
    • A person's stomach or belly: (Slang, often humorous) A protruding stomach.
  2. Verb:

    • To pucker or protrude the lips: To round one's lips outward, as if to kiss or whistle.
Examples
  • Noun (Dog):

    • She takes her little pooch for a walk every evening.
    • The park was full of happy pooches playing fetch.
  • Noun (Stomach):

    • He patted his pooch after the big meal. (Informal/Humorous)
  • Verb:

    • He pooched his lips in a silent whistle.
    • The child pooched her lips for a goodnight kiss.
Advanced Usage
  • "Pooch out": (Phrasal verb) To bulge or protrude outward.
    • The old cushion pooched out at the seams.
    • His eyes seemed to pooch out in surprise.
Variants and Related Words
  • Pooched (adj): (Informal) Extremely tired; exhausted.
    • After the marathon, I was completely pooched.
Synonyms
  • Noun (Dog): Dog, mutt, canine, pup (puppy).
  • Verb: Pucker, purse, protrude.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Pooch out: As defined in 'Advanced Usage'.
Related Idioms
pooch

The little girl gave her pooch a big hug.

Noun
  1. informal terms for dogs
Verb
  1. round one's lips as if intending to kiss