Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- An obsolete form of
poach . - noun A Middle English form of
poke , pouch.
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Examples
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And, with first class tickets en poche , a cozy apartment in Paris to return to and a Pulitzer Prize-winning husband to bounce ideas off at the end of each day, Ina Caro can be forgiven for following suit.
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“A buon intenditor poche parole, as the Italians say,” he continued.
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Hungry for the same harmony here at home, I began to fill my pockets with the cones until Christiane offered the empty poche* of her backpack.
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“A buon intenditor poche parole, as the Italians say,” he continued.
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Hungry for the same harmony here at home, I began to fill my pockets with the cones until Christiane offered the empty poche* of her backpack.
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Many of his best films are concerned with youth, from Les Mistons (The Brats) (1957), with its gang of kids persecuting and adoring an older girl in the neighbourhood, to the charm and sympathetic comedy of the schoolchildren in L'Argent de poche (Small Change) (1976).
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Italiano · Il disastro del volo AF 447: dolore e sensazionalismo, poche informazioni e possibili cause
Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism
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A buon intenditor poche parole. gribouillé par outre mesure le étiquettes: ma petite moi-même, musique, photo piquée ronrons:
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Hungry for the same harmony here at home, I began to fill my pockets with the cones until Christiane offered the empty poche* of her backpack.
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And, with first class tickets en poche , a cozy apartment in Paris to return to and a Pulitzer Prize-winning husband to bounce ideas off at the end of each day, Ina Caro can be forgiven for following suit.
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